How to Stop/start a specific OSD

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Hello all,

 

I am a new user of Ceph. I am trying to stop an OSD, I can stop it (and all other OSDs on the node) using the command : sudo stop ceph-osd-all. But the command: sudo stop ceph-osd id=0 returns an error

 

user@node2:~$ ceph osd tree

# id    weight  type name       up/down reweight

-1      0.36    root default

-2      0.14            host node2

0       0.06999                 osd.0   up      0

4       0.06999                 osd.4   up      0

-3      0.14            host node3

1       0.06999                 osd.1   up      1

3       0.06999                 osd.3   up      1

-4      0.07999         host node4

2       0.07999                 osd.2   up      1

user@node2:~$ sudo stop ceph-osd id=0

stop: Unknown instance: ceph/0

user@node2:~$ sudo stop ceph-osd-all

ceph-osd-all stop/waiting

user@node2:~$ ceph osd tree

# id    weight  type name       up/down reweight

-1      0.36    root default

-2      0.14            host node2

0       0.06999                 osd.0   down    0

4       0.06999                 osd.4   down    0

-3      0.14            host node3

1       0.06999                 osd.1   up      1

3       0.06999                 osd.3   up      1

-4      0.07999         host node4

2       0.07999                 osd.2   up      1

 

Same when trying to start a single OSD, it doesn’t work. But I can start all OSDs on a node

 

user@node2:~$ ceph osd tree

# id    weight  type name       up/down reweight

-1      0.36    root default

-2      0.14            host node2

0       0.06999                 osd.0   down    0

4       0.06999                 osd.4   down    0

-3      0.14            host node3

1       0.06999                 osd.1   up      1

3       0.06999                 osd.3   up      1

-4      0.07999         host node4

2       0.07999                 osd.2   up      1

user@node2:~$ sudo start ceph-osd id=0

ceph-osd stop/waiting

user@node2:~$ ceph osd tree

# id    weight  type name       up/down reweight

-1      0.36    root default

-2      0.14            host node2

0       0.06999                 osd.0   down    0

4       0.06999                 osd.4   down    0

-3      0.14            host node3

1       0.06999                 osd.1   up      1

3       0.06999                 osd.3   up      1

-4      0.07999         host node4

2       0.07999                 osd.2   up      1

user@node2:~$ sudo start ceph-osd-all

ceph-osd-all start/running

user@node2:~$ ceph osd tree

# id    weight  type name       up/down reweight

-1      0.36    root default

-2      0.14            host node2

0       0.06999                 osd.0   up      0

4       0.06999                 osd.4   up      0

-3      0.14            host node3

1       0.06999                 osd.1   up      1

3       0.06999                 osd.3   up      1

-4      0.07999         host node4

2       0.07999                 osd.2   up      1

 

 

Can you please advise me, what I am doing wrong and what’s the right way to stop/start a specific OSD

 

Thanks in Advance

 

Ali

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