> Op 16 november 2017 om 16:46 schreef Robert Stanford
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> Thanks. Does this mean that I can send >90MB objects to my RGWs and they
> will break it up into manageable (<=90MB) chunks before storing them? Or
> if I'm going to store objects > 90MB do I need to
Thanks. Does this mean that I can send >90MB objects to my RGWs and they
will break it up into manageable (<=90MB) chunks before storing them? Or
if I'm going to store objects > 90MB do I need to change this parameter?
I don't know if we'll be able to use libradosstriper, but thanks for
> Op 16 november 2017 om 16:32 schreef Robert Stanford
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> Once 'osd max write size' (90MB by default I believe) is exceeded, does
> Ceph reject the object (which is coming in through RGW), or does it break
> it up into smaller objects (of max 'osd max write
Once 'osd max write size' (90MB by default I believe) is exceeded, does
Ceph reject the object (which is coming in through RGW), or does it break
it up into smaller objects (of max 'osd max write size' size)? If it
breaks them up, does it read the fragments in parallel when they're
requested by