Patrick didn’t say it, but in case it wan’t obvious you could us MDRAID underneath ldiskfs to achieve redundancy under a single host.
Moreover, if you do, then you can have larger OSTs, which is helpful for file system usability. You’ll have fewer OSTs to manage and they will be larger, which prevents them from filing as easy. It can be a pain to deal with full OSTs and you can avoid the ENOSPC or the hassle of rebalancing them if you assemble larger OSTs. -Cory -- From: lustre-discuss <[email protected]> on behalf of Patrick Farrell <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, June 27, 2018 at 8:29 AM To: yu sun <[email protected]>, "[email protected]" <[email protected]> Cc: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [lustre-discuss] lctl ping node28@o2ib report Input/output error I’m a little puzzled - it can switch, but isn’t the data on the failed disk lost...? That’s why Andreas is suggesting RAID. Or is drbd doing syncing of the disk? That seems like a really expensive way to get redundancy, since it would have to be full online mirroring with all the costs in hardware and resource usage that implies...? ZFS is not a requirement, it generally performs a bit worse than ldiskfs but makes it up with impressive features to improve data integrity and related things. Since it sounds like that’s not a huge concern for you, I would stick with ldiskfs. It will likely be a little faster and is easier to set up. ________________________________ From: lustre-discuss <[email protected]> on behalf of yu sun <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2018 8:21:43 AM To: [email protected] Cc: [email protected] Subject: Re: [lustre-discuss] lctl ping node28@o2ib report Input/output error yes， you are right, thanks for your great suggestions. now we are using glusterfs to store training data for ML, and we begin to investigate lustre to instead glusterfs for performance. Firstly, yes we do want to get maximum perforance, you means we should use zfs , for example , not each ost/mdt on a separate partitions, for better perforance? Secondly, we dont use any underlying RAID devices, and we do configure each ost on a separate disk, considering that lustre does not provide disk data redundancy, we are use drbd + pacemarker + corosync for data redundancy and HA, you can see we have configured --servicenode when mkfs.lustre. I dont know how reliable is this solution? it seems ok for our current test, when one disk faild, pacemarker can switch to other ost on the other machine automaticly. we also want to use zfs and I have test zfs by mirror, However, if the physical machine down，data on the machine will lost. so we decice use the solution listed above. Now we are testing, and any suggesting is appreciated 😆. thanks Andreas. Your Yu Andreas Dilger <[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> 于2018年6月27日周三 下午7:07写道： On Jun 27, 2018, at 09:12, yu sun <[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: > > client: > [email protected]:~$ mount -t lustre > node28@o2ib1:node29@o2ib1:/project /mnt/lustre_data > mount.lustre: mount node28@o2ib1:node29@o2ib1:/project at /mnt/lustre_data > failed: Input/output error > Is the MGS running? > [email protected]:~$ lctl ping node28@o2ib1 > failed to ping 10.82.143.202@o2ib1: Input/output error > [email protected]:~$ > > > mgs and mds: > mkfs.lustre --mgs --reformat --servicenode=node28@o2ib1 > --servicenode=node29@o2ib1 /dev/sdb1 > mkfs.lustre --fsname=project --mdt --index=0 --mgsnode=node28@o2ib1 > --mgsnode=node29@o2ib1 --servicenode node28@o2ib1 --servicenode node29@o2ib1 > --reformat --backfstype=ldiskfs /dev/sdc1 Separate from the LNet issues, it is probably worthwhile to point out some issues with your configuration. You shouldn't use partitions on the OST and MDT devices if you want to get maximum performance. That can offset all of the filesystem IO from the RAID/sector alignment and hurt performance. Secondly, it isn't clear if you are using underlying RAID devices, or if you are configuring each OST on a separate disk? It looks like the latter - that you are making each disk a separate OST. That isn't a good idea for Lustre, since it does not (yet) have any redundancy at higher layers, and any disk failure would result in data loss. You currently need to have RAID-5/6 or ZFS for each OST/MDT, unless this is a really "scratch" filesystem where you don't care if the data is lost and reformatting the filesystem is OK (i.e. low cost is the primary goal, which is fine also, but not very common). We are working at Lustre-level data redundancy, and there is some support for this in the 2.11 release, but it is not yet in a state where you could reliably use it to mirror all of the files in the filesystem. Cheers, Andreas > > ost: > ml-storage-ser22.nmg01: > mkfs.lustre --fsname=project --reformat --mgsnode=node28@o2ib1 > --mgsnode=node29@o2ib1 --servicenode=node22@o2ib1 --servicenode=node23@o2ib1 > --ost --index=12 /dev/sdc1 > mkfs.lustre --fsname=project --reformat --mgsnode=node28@o2ib1 > --mgsnode=node29@o2ib1 --servicenode=node22@o2ib1 --servicenode=node23@o2ib1 > --ost --index=13 /dev/sdd1 > mkfs.lustre --fsname=project --reformat --mgsnode=node28@o2ib1 > --mgsnode=node29@o2ib1 --servicenode=node22@o2ib1 --servicenode=node23@o2ib1 > --ost --index=14 /dev/sde1 > mkfs.lustre --fsname=project --reformat --mgsnode=node28@o2ib1 > --mgsnode=node29@o2ib1 --servicenode=node22@o2ib1 --servicenode=node23@o2ib1 > --ost --index=15 /dev/sdf1 > mkfs.lustre --fsname=project --reformat --mgsnode=node28@o2ib1 > --mgsnode=node29@o2ib1 --servicenode=node22@o2ib1 --servicenode=node23@o2ib1 > --ost --index=16 /dev/sdg1 > mkfs.lustre --fsname=project --reformat --mgsnode=node28@o2ib1 > --mgsnode=node29@o2ib1 --servicenode=node22@o2ib1 --servicenode=node23@o2ib1 > --ost --index=17 /dev/sdh1 > mkfs.lustre --fsname=project --reformat --mgsnode=node28@o2ib1 > --mgsnode=node29@o2ib1 --servicenode=node22@o2ib1 --servicenode=node23@o2ib1 > --ost --index=18 /dev/sdi1 > mkfs.lustre --fsname=project --reformat --mgsnode=node28@o2ib1 > --mgsnode=node29@o2ib1 --servicenode=node22@o2ib1 --servicenode=node23@o2ib1 > --ost --index=19 /dev/sdj1 > mkfs.lustre --fsname=project --reformat --mgsnode=node28@o2ib1 > --mgsnode=node29@o2ib1 --servicenode=node22@o2ib1 --servicenode=node23@o2ib1 > --ost --index=20 /dev/sdk1 > mkfs.lustre --fsname=project --reformat --mgsnode=node28@o2ib1 > --mgsnode=node29@o2ib1 --servicenode=node22@o2ib1 --servicenode=node23@o2ib1 > --ost --index=21 /dev/sdl1 > mkfs.lustre --fsname=project --reformat --mgsnode=node28@o2ib1 > --mgsnode=node29@o2ib1 --servicenode=node22@o2ib1 --servicenode=node23@o2ib1 > --ost --index=22 /dev/sdm1 > mkfs.lustre --fsname=project --reformat --mgsnode=node28@o2ib1 > --mgsnode=node29@o2ib1 --servicenode=node22@o2ib1 --servicenode=node23@o2ib1 > --ost --index=23 /dev/sdn1 > ml-storage-ser26.nmg01: > mkfs.lustre --fsname=project --reformat --mgsnode=node28@o2ib1 > --mgsnode=node29@o2ib1 --servicenode=node26@o2ib1 --servicenode=node27@o2ib1 > --ost --index=36 /dev/sdc1 > mkfs.lustre --fsname=project --reformat --mgsnode=node28@o2ib1 > --mgsnode=node29@o2ib1 --servicenode=node26@o2ib1 --servicenode=node27@o2ib1 > --ost --index=37 /dev/sdd1 > mkfs.lustre --fsname=project --reformat --mgsnode=node28@o2ib1 > --mgsnode=node29@o2ib1 --servicenode=node26@o2ib1 --servicenode=node27@o2ib1 > --ost --index=38 /dev/sde1 > mkfs.lustre --fsname=project --reformat --mgsnode=node28@o2ib1 > --mgsnode=node29@o2ib1 --servicenode=node26@o2ib1 --servicenode=node27@o2ib1 > --ost --index=39 /dev/sdf1 > mkfs.lustre --fsname=project --reformat --mgsnode=node28@o2ib1 > --mgsnode=node29@o2ib1 --servicenode=node26@o2ib1 --servicenode=node27@o2ib1 > --ost --index=40 /dev/sdg1 > mkfs.lustre --fsname=project --reformat --mgsnode=node28@o2ib1 > --mgsnode=node29@o2ib1 --servicenode=node26@o2ib1 --servicenode=node27@o2ib1 > --ost --index=41 /dev/sdh1 > mkfs.lustre --fsname=project --reformat --mgsnode=node28@o2ib1 > --mgsnode=node29@o2ib1 --servicenode=node26@o2ib1 --servicenode=node27@o2ib1 > --ost --index=42 /dev/sdi1 > mkfs.lustre --fsname=project --reformat --mgsnode=node28@o2ib1 > --mgsnode=node29@o2ib1 --servicenode=node26@o2ib1 --servicenode=node27@o2ib1 > --ost --index=43 /dev/sdj1 > mkfs.lustre --fsname=project --reformat --mgsnode=node28@o2ib1 > --mgsnode=node29@o2ib1 --servicenode=node26@o2ib1 --servicenode=node27@o2ib1 > --ost --index=44 /dev/sdk1 > mkfs.lustre --fsname=project --reformat --mgsnode=node28@o2ib1 > --mgsnode=node29@o2ib1 --servicenode=node26@o2ib1 --servicenode=node27@o2ib1 > --ost --index=45 /dev/sdl1 > mkfs.lustre --fsname=project --reformat --mgsnode=node28@o2ib1 > --mgsnode=node29@o2ib1 --servicenode=node26@o2ib1 --servicenode=node27@o2ib1 > --ost --index=46 /dev/sdm1 > mkfs.lustre --fsname=project --reformat --mgsnode=node28@o2ib1 > --mgsnode=node29@o2ib1 --servicenode=node26@o2ib1 --servicenode=node27@o2ib1 > --ost --index=47 /dev/sdn1 > > Thanks > Yu > > Mohr Jr, Richard Frank (Rick Mohr) <[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> > 于2018年6月27日周三 下午1:25写道： > > > On Jun 27, 2018, at 12:52 AM, yu sun > > <[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: > > > > I have create file /etc/modprobe.d/lustre.conf with content on all mdt ost > > and client: > > [email protected]:~$ cat /etc/modprobe.d/lustre.conf > > options lnet networks="o2ib1(eth3.2)" > > and I exec command line : lnetctl lnet configure --all to make my static > > lnet configuration take effect. but i still can't ping node28 from my > > client ml-gpu-ser200.nmg01. I can mount as well as access lustre on > > client ml-gpu-ser200.nmg01. > > What options did you use when mounting the file system? > > -- > Rick Mohr > Senior HPC System Administrator > National Institute for Computational Sciences > http://www.nics.tennessee.edu > > _______________________________________________ > lustre-discuss mailing list > [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> > http://lists.lustre.org/listinfo.cgi/lustre-discuss-lustre.org Cheers, Andreas --- Andreas Dilger Principal Lustre Architect Whamcloud
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