pgs not mapped to osds, tearing hair out

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On Fri, 9 May 2014, Jeff Bachtel wrote:
> I'm working on http://tracker.ceph.com/issues/8310 , basically by bringing
> osds down and up I've come to a state where on-disk I have pgs, osds seem to
> scan the directories on boot, but the crush map isn't mapping the objects
> properly.
> 
> In addition to that ticket, I've got a decompile of my crushmap at
> https://github.com/jeffb-bt/nova_confs/blob/master/crushmap.txt and a raw dump
> (in case anything is missing) at
> https://github.com/jeffb-bt/nova_confs/blob/master/crushmap
> 
> # ceph osd tree
> # id    weight  type name       up/down reweight
> -1      5       root default
> -2      1               host compute1
> 0       1                       osd.0   up      0.24
> -3      1               host compute2
> 1       1                       osd.1   up      0.26
> -4      3               host compute3
> 3       1                       osd.3   up      0.02325
> 2       1                       osd.2   up      0.01993
> 5       1                       osd.5   up      0.15

The weights on the right should all be set to 1:

	ceph osd reweight $OSD 1
or
	ceph osd in $OSD

Those weights are used for exceptional cases.  In general they should be 
1 ("in") or 0 ("out"), unless you are making small corrections in the 
placement.

To adjust the relative weights on the disks, you want to adjust the CRUSH 
weights on the left (second column):

	ceph osd crush reweight $OSD $WEIGHT

sage


> 
> Does anyone see where the error is in the crushmap that I can fix it? I don't
> have very many pgs/pools, if I need to add extra mapping to the crushmap to
> get my pgs visible I will do so, I just don't have any examples of how.
> 
> Thanks for any help,
> 
> Jeff
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