Hi,
if you could share some more info about your cluster you might get a
better response. For example, 'ceph osd df tree' could be helpful to
get an impression how many PGs you currently have. You can inspect the
'ceph pg dump' output and look for the column "BYTES" which tells you
how large a PG is. It's not uncommon to have PGs sizes of 50 GB or
more, one of our customers had 250 GB per PG because they couldn't
tell how much data would be stored in their pools so the initial
pg_num values didn't change for a while.
So getting back to your cluster, assuming that your PGs have a size of
around 25 GB it would be expected that with a deviation of 1 PG the
difference would be 25 GB. Depending on the current PG distribution
you could consider splitting them, but note the risks of having too
many PGs per OSD.
Regards,
Eugen
Zitat von Miroslav Svoboda :
Namely, the problem what I am trying to solve is that with such a
large cluster I will lose a lot of capacity like unused. I have
deviation set to value 1 at the balancer, that is, if I'm not
mistaken +-1pg per OSD and then due to the size dispersion between
the largest and smallest PGs on the one OSDs host.Svoboda Miroslav
Původní zpráva Od: Anthony D'Atri
Datum: 15.11.23 21:54 (GMT+01:00) Komu:
Miroslav Svoboda Předmět: Re:
[ceph-users] Large size differences between pgs How are you
determining PG size?> On Nov 15, 2023, at 15:46, Miroslav Svoboda
wrote:> > Hi,is it possible decrease
large size differences between pgs? I have 5PB cluster and
differences between smalest and bigest pgs are somewhere about
25GB.thanks,Svoboda Miroslav>
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