About the rados check command

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Dear Ceph,

Thanks for your answer before. That let me learn more.

Recently,I want to check the pools and the contents in the rados gateway.
So I execute "rados lspools".
Here is the massages on the screen:
============================
[root@mon1 ~]# rados lspools
data
metadata
rbd
.rgw
^^^^^^^^^^^^^
.users.uid
.users
.pool
^^^^^^^^^^^^
.log
test2
test741
test741-2
test741-3
test741-4
test741-5
test1
doki1
123
foo
anny
===========================

I am curious about the information about .rgw  .pool and .log。
                                                           ^^^^^  ^^^^^^
Therefore I execute "rados -p .rgw ls"
Here is the massages:
=================
[root@mon1 ~]# rados -p .rgw ls
.log
.pool
.users
.users.uid
test1
test2
test741
test741-2
doki1
test741-3
test741-4
test741-5
123
=================
Question(1): What is that massages that mean? What is the difference
between the massages will be showed when I type "rados lspools"?


When I execute "rados -p .pool ls"
Here is the massages:
=================
[root@mon1 ~]# rados -p .pool ls
10
11
13
14
15
17
18
19
20
21
6
12
9
=================
Question(2): What is the number mean?

Question(3): Likewisethe same questions above-mentioned,What is the
messages mean when I type " rados -p .log ls" ?

Thank you~

Best Regards.
Stefanie.
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