Quoting by morphin (morphinwith...@gmail.com):
> Good news... :)
>
> After I tried everything. I decide to re-create my MONs from OSD's and
> I used the script:
> https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/rNMPdMPhT5/
>
> And it worked!!!
Congrats!
> I think when 2 server crashed and come back same time some h
Good news... :)
After I tried everything. I decide to re-create my MONs from OSD's and
I used the script:
https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/rNMPdMPhT5/
And it worked!!!
I think when 2 server crashed and come back same time some how MON's
confused and the maps just corrupted.
After re-creation all the MO
I think I might find something.
When I start an OSD its making High I/O around %95 and the other OSDs
are also triggered and altogether they make same the I/O. This is true
even if when I set noup flag. So all the OSDs are making high I/O when
ever an OSD starts.
I think this is too much. I have
I should not have client I/O right now. All of my VMs are down right
now. There is only a single pool.
Here is my crush map: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/Z9G5hSdqCR/
Cluster does not recover. After starting OSDs with the specified
flags, OSD up count drops from 168 to 50 with in 24 hours.
Stefan Ko
Quoting by morphin (morphinwith...@gmail.com):
> After 72 hours I believe we may hit a bug. Any help would be greatly
> appreciated.
Is it feasible for you to stop all client IO to the Ceph cluster? At
least until it stabilizes again. "ceph osd pause" would do the trick
(ceph osd unpause would uns
Hello,
I am writing this e-mail about an incident that has started last weekend.
There seems to something wrong with my e-mail. Some of my e-mails did
not reach-out. So I decided to start an new thread here and start from
begining.
One can find the email related e-mail thread
(http://lists.ceph.co
