Re: OSD network failure

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2012/11/17 Josh Durgin <josh.durgin@xxxxxxxxxxx>:
> Ah, ok. By default, the OSDs use the backend network for heartbeats,
> so if it fails, they will notice and report peers they can't reach as
> failed to the monitors, and the normal failure handling takes care
> of things.
>
> If you're worried about consistency, remember that a write won't
> complete until it's on disk on all replicas. If you're interested
> in the gory details of maintaining consistency, check out the peering
> process [1].

Ok. now it's clear.
So it will be safe to use a single NIC for backend network.
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