Re: Multiple OSDs per host

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Yes.. it is possible.
Also to cross check you can run the below command on the host
"ps -elf | grep ceph"

you can see all ceph-osd daemon running.. something like "ceph-osd --cluster=<cluster name> -i  <osd-num>   -f


On Tue, Mar 11, 2014 at 6:38 PM, Ashish Chandra <mail.ashishchandra@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Zeeshan, it is possible to run multiple OSDs in a single host, with each OSD tied to seperate disk.

If you are using ceph-deploy, you can use :

Hostname : ceph-node1
device  : sdb, sdc ,sdd , ...

ceph-deploy osd prepare <hostname> : sdb: /dev/sdb <hostname>:sdc:/dev/sdc 
ceph-deploy osd activate<hostname> : sdb: /dev/sdb <hostname>:sdc:/dev/sdc 

or , manually you can use :



Thanks and Regards
Ashish Chandra
Cloud Engineer, Reliance Jio


On Tue, Mar 11, 2014 at 6:25 PM, Zeeshan Ali Shah <zashah@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi, 
We have multiple Disks (12) in a single host . Is it possible to run multiple OSds on single host and attach each OSD with single disk  ?

I assum OSD-Daemon listen to particular port which has to be changed in above case. 

any suggestion ?

--

Regards

Zeeshan Ali Shah
System Administrator - PDC HPC
PhD researcher (IT security)
Kungliga Tekniska Hogskolan
+46 8 790 9115

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