On 09/28/2015 04:15 PM, Pierre Léonard wrote:
Hi Soumya Koduri
The only way I can imagine to avoid replication in case of replicated
volume is to kill one of the brick processes.
CCin few who may be able to provide better solutions.
Just asking out of curiosity, why do you want to disable replication?
To gain performance?
Yes and to get back storage. The usage planned two years ago have
changed, and we want suppres the replica which is to slow.
Ensure that there are no pending heals, split-brains etc. Then use the
remove-brick force command:
`gluster volume remove-brick <volname> replica 1 host2:brick2
host4:brick4 .....host12:brick12 force`
HTH,
Ravi
Many thanks
Pierre Léonard
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