Re: Do I have enough pgs?

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On 04/15/2015 08:10 AM, Tony Harris wrote:
Hi all,

I have a cluster of 3 nodes, 18 OSDs.  I used the pgcalc to give a
suggested number of PGs - here was my list:

Group1   3 rep  18 OSDs  30% data  512PGs
Group2   3 rep  18 OSDs  30% data  512PGs
Group3   3 rep  18 OSDs  30% data  512PGs
Group4   2 rep  18 OSDs  5% data  256PGs
Group5   2 rep  18 OSDs  5% data  256PGs

My estimated growth is to 27-36 OSDs within the next 18 months, after
that probably pretty stagnant for the next several years.

I would use more, but I tend to error on the high side for small clusters. The tool I mentioned in the other data distribution thread shows you the most and least subscribed OSDs in each pool. You can use that to determine if you think the distribution looks reasonable.

Script is here:

https://github.com/ceph/cbt/blob/master/tools/readpgdump.py

You can run it by doing ceph pg dump | readpgdump.py

Mark


Thoughts?

-Tony


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