I think I may have just messed up my cluster.

I'm running an older 4.4.2.6 cluster on CentOS-8 with 4 nodes and a self-hosted engine. I wanted to assemble the spare drives on 3 of the 4 nodes into a new gluster volume for extra VM storage.

Unfortunately, I did not look closely enough at one of the nodes before running sfdisk+parted+pvcreate, and now it looks like I may have broken my onn storage. pvs shows missing uuids:

# pvs
WARNING: Couldn't find device with uuid RgTaWg-fR1T-J3Nv-uh03-ZTi5-jz9X-cjl1lo
.
WARNING: Couldn't find device with uuid 0l9CFI-Z7pP-x1P8-AJ78-gRoz-ql0e-2gzXsC
.
WARNING: Couldn't find device with uuid fl73h2-ztyn-y9NY-4TF4-K2Pd-G2Ow-vH46yH
.
WARNING: VG onn_ovirt1 is missing PV RgTaWg-fR1T-J3Nv-uh03-ZTi5-jz9X-cjl1lo (l
ast written to /dev/nvme0n1p3).
WARNING: VG onn_ovirt1 is missing PV 0l9CFI-Z7pP-x1P8-AJ78-gRoz-ql0e-2gzXsC (l
ast written to /dev/nvme1n1p1).
WARNING: VG onn_ovirt1 is missing PV fl73h2-ztyn-y9NY-4TF4-K2Pd-G2Ow-vH46yH (l
ast written to /dev/nvme2n1p1).
  PV             VG                   Fmt  Attr PSize    PFree
  /dev/md2       vg00                 lvm2 a--  <928.80g      0
  /dev/nvme2n1p1 gluster_vg_nvme2n1p1 lvm2 a--     2.91t      0
  /dev/nvme3n1p1 onn_ovirt1           lvm2 a--     2.91t      0
  [unknown]      onn_ovirt1           lvm2 a-m   929.92g 100.00g
  [unknown]      onn_ovirt1           lvm2 a-m  <931.51g      0
  [unknown]      onn_ovirt1           lvm2 a-m     2.91t      0


Here's what I don't understand:

* This onn volume group only existed on one of the 4 nodes. I expected it would have been on all 4?

* lsblk and /etc/fstab don't show any reference to onn

* What is the ONN volume group used for, and how bad is it if it's now missing? I note that my VMs all continue to run and I've been able to migrate them off of this affected node with no apparent problems.

* Is it possible that this onn volume group was already broken before I messed with the nvme3n1 disk? When ovirt was originally installed several years ago, I went through the install process multiple times and might not have cleaned up properly each time.

--Mike
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