Pool Count incrementing on each create even though I removed the pool each time

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I am a novice ceph user creating a simple 4 OSD default cluster (initially)
and experimenting with RADOS BENCH to understand basic HDD (OSD)
performance. Each interation of rados bench -p data I want the cluster OSDs
in initial state  i.e. 0 objects . I assumed the easiest way was to remove
and re-create the data pool each time.

While this appears to work , when I run ceph -s it shows me the pool count
is incrementing each time:

matt@redstar9:~$ sudo ceph -s
    cluster c677f4c3-46a5-4ae1-b8aa-b070326c3b24
     health HEALTH_WARN clock skew detected on mon.redstar10, mon.redstar11
     monmap e1: 3 mons at
{redstar10=192.168.5.40:6789/0,redstar11=192.168.5.41:6789/0,redstar9=192.168.5.39:6789/0},
 election epoch 6, quorum 0,1,2 redstar10,redstar11,redstar9
     osdmap e52: 4 osds: 4 up, 4 in
      pgmap v5240: 136 pgs, 14 pools, 768 MB data, 194 objects
            1697 MB used, 14875 GB / 14876 GB avail
                 136 active+clean


even though lspools still only shows me the 3 default pools (metadata, rbd,
data)

Is this a bug, AND/OR, is there a better way to zero my cluster for these
experiments?

Thanks,

Matt Latter

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