Hi All,
We have 3 openstack clusters, each with their own ceph. The openstack
versions are identical( using openstack-ansible) and all rgw-keystone
related configs are also the same.
The only difference is the ceph version .. one is pacific, quincy while
the other (new) one is reef.
The
The other hosts are still online and the cluster only lost 1/3 of its services.
> Am 16.09.2023 um 12:53 schrieb Eugen Block :
>
> I don’t have time to look into all the details, but I’m wondering how you
> seem to be able to start mgr services with the orchestrator if all mgr
> daemons
I don’t have time to look into all the details, but I’m wondering how
you seem to be able to start mgr services with the orchestrator if all
mgr daemons are down. The orchestrator is a mgr module, so that’s a
bit weird, isn’t it?
Zitat von Boris Behrens :
Hi Eugen,
the test-test cluster
Hi Eugen,
the test-test cluster where we started with simple ceph and the adoption
when straight forward are working fine.
But this test cluster was all over the place.
We had an old running update via orchestrator which was still in the
pipeline, the adoption process was stopped a year ago and
That sounds a bit strange to me, because all clusters we adopted so
far successfully converted the previous systemd-units into systemd
units targeting the pods. This process also should have been logged
(stdout, probably in the cephadm.log as well), resulting in "enabled"
systemd units.
