pgmap question

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My understanding was that pgmap changes only when the location of a PG
changes due to backfill or recovery. However, watching ceph -w shows
that it increments about every second even with a healthly cluster and
client I/O. If there is no client I/O, it seems to not increment.

What am I missing that causes the pgmap to change? Do these pgmap
changes have to be computed by the monitors and distributed to the
clients? Does the pgmap change constitute a CRUSH algorithm change?

Thanks,
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Robert LeBlanc
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