very slow backfill on Luminous + Bluestore

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Hi,

     We consistently saw very slow backfilling speed on our cluster,
although max_backfill set to 50 and do have tens of PGs in
backfilling, but the recovery speed still are only tens of MB, even 0
in some time.

      The background is, we first have a pool with all bluestore(on
hdd, db also on hdd) hosting ~ 6TB data across 24 OSDs.  Then we have
another 24 OSDs with db on SSD.  I was trying to migrade the data from
the old 24 OSDs to new 24 OSDs, with DB on SSD.
      So what I did is reweight crush weight of all old OSD to 0 and
all new OSDs to 5, obviously almost all object will goes to misplaced
state and PGs are in "active + remaped+ backfilling/wait_backfill".
Everything looks fine except the backfilling speed is extermply low.

See below pg stat output for instance, pls ignore the degraded PG ,
that was due to I manually mark down 2 old OSDs, just to see if it
could change anything, but nothing.

    Every 2.0s: ceph pg stat --cluster pre-prod

                 Fri Sep  8 08:13:10 2017

8192 pgs: 89 undersized+degraded+remapped+backfilling+peered, 324
undersized+degraded+remapped+backfill_wait+peered, 36
active+undersized+degraded+remapped+backfilling, 2595 activ
e+undersized+degraded+remapped+backfill_wait, 1088 active+clean, 46
active+remapped+backfilling, 4014 active+remapped+backfill_wait; 5494
GB data, 18768 GB used, 3047 TB / 3065 TB
 avail; 325 kB/s wr, 64 op/s; 539794/4301028 objects degraded
(12.550%); 3025778/4301028 objects misplaced (70.350%); 28794 kB/s, 7
objects/s recovering


Thanks for any input~


Xiaoxi
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