I have been playing a little bit with DNE today, and I had a question about some odd behavior I saw regarding inode counts. My Lustre 2.10.6 file system has 2 MDTs. I created a directory (which by default resides on MDT0) and then created 10 files in that directory:
[root@sip-mgmt2 test]# lfs df -i /lustre/newfs | grep MDT siplfs-MDT0000_UUID 3906232784 395 3906232389 0% /lustre/newfs[MDT:0] siplfs-MDT0001_UUID 2822275072 276 2822274796 0% /lustre/newfs[MDT:1] [root@sip-mgmt2 test]# mkdir subdir [root@sip-mgmt2 test]# for i in `seq 1 10`; do touch subdir/file.$i; done [root@sip-mgmt2 test]# lfs df -i /lustre/newfs | grep MDT siplfs-MDT0000_UUID 3906232784 406 3906232378 0% /lustre/newfs[MDT:0] siplfs-MDT0001_UUID 2822275072 276 2822274796 0% /lustre/newfs[MDT:1] As expected, the inode count for MDT0 increases by about 10. Then I used “lfs migrate” to move that directory to MDT1: [root@sip-mgmt2 test]# lfs migrate -m 1 subdir [root@sip-mgmt2 test]# lfs df -i /lustre/newfs | grep MDT siplfs-MDT0000_UUID 3906232784 408 3906232376 0% /lustre/newfs[MDT:0] siplfs-MDT0001_UUID 2822275072 289 2822274783 0% /lustre/newfs[MDT:1] I expected the inode count for MDT1 to increase by about 10, but I did not see the MDT0 inode count decrease. So then I decided to migrate the directory back to MDT0: [root@sip-mgmt2 test]# lfs migrate -m 0 subdir [root@sip-mgmt2 test]# lfs df -i /lustre/newfs | grep MDT siplfs-MDT0000_UUID 3906232784 420 3906232364 0% /lustre/newfs[MDT:0] siplfs-MDT0001_UUID 2822275072 290 2822274782 0% /lustre/newfs[MDT:1] The inode count increases again on MDT0, but it does not decrease on MDT1. So then I decided to delete the directory and all the files: [root@sip-mgmt2 test]# rm -rf subdir [root@sip-mgmt2 test]# lfs df -i /lustre/newfs | grep MDT siplfs-MDT0000_UUID 3906232784 409 3906232375 0% /lustre/newfs[MDT:0] siplfs-MDT0001_UUID 2822275072 290 2822274782 0% /lustre/newfs[MDT:1] This reclaims about 10 inodes on MDT0, but both MDT0 and MDT1 still seem to have a permanently increased inode count resulting from the previous lfs migrate commands. Even after waiting a while and remounting the MDTs, the inodes don’t seem to be reclaimed. It seems like this is a bug, but since this is the first time I have used DNE, I thought maybe I am just misunderstanding something or using the lfs migrate command incorrectly. It looks similar to LU-11306, but that issue seemed to deal with renaming files and not migrating them. Any help would be appreciated. -- Rick Mohr Senior HPC System Administrator National Institute for Computational Sciences http://www.nics.tennessee.edu _______________________________________________ lustre-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.lustre.org/listinfo.cgi/lustre-discuss-lustre.org
