Problem adding a new node

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Hi all,

 

I’ve a 3 node ceph cluster running on Ubuntu 14.04, dell r720xd / ceph version is 0.80.10.

I have 64 Gb RAM on each node and 2 x E5-2695 v2 @ 2.40Ghz (so cat /proc/cpuinfo gives me 48 processors per node), each cpu processor is 1200 Mhz and cache size is 30720 kB.

3 mon (one one each node), 2 mds (active/backup) and 11 osd per node (no raid, 3To 7200rpm drives) with 2 Intel SSD 200Go, with journals running on SSDs. Public/cluster network is 10Gb LACP.

 

Here is my problem : yesterday I wanted to add a brand new node in my cluster (r730xd):

Ceph-deploy install newnode

..ok then

Ceph-deploy osd create –zap-disk newnode:/dev/sdb:/dev/sdn

Etc etc with my whole set of new disks…no problem here

Ceph-deploy admin newnode

 

My cluster became unstable, with flopping ODSs (running up and down), high load average, many blocked requests… etc. here is a snapshot of ceph –s  output :

 

https://releases.cloud-omc.fr/releases/index.php/s/5sEugMTo6KJWpIX/download

 

I managed to get the cluster back to health ok removing every nodes one by one from the crush map and finally removing the newly added host.

Did I missed something to add a new node ? Why my cluster became so unusable ?  I can provide any log needed.

Thank you

 

 

 

 

 

 

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