hammer - lost object after just one OSD failure?

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Hi,

I was doing some performance tuning on test cluster of just 2
nodes (each 10 OSDs). I have test pool of 2 replicas (size=2, min_size=2)

then one of OSD crashed due to failing harddrive. All remaining OSDs were
fine, but health status reported one lost object..

here's detail:

    "recovery_state": [
        {
            "name": "Started\/Primary\/Active",
            "enter_time": "2016-05-04 07:59:10.706866",
            "might_have_unfound": [
                {
                    "osd": "0",
                    "status": "osd is down"
                },
                {
                    "osd": "10",
                    "status": "already probed"
                }
            ],


it was no important data, so  I just discarded it as I don't need
to recover it, but now I'm wondering what is the cause of all this..

I have min_size set to 2 and I though that writes are confirmed after
they reach all target OSD journals, no? Is there something specific I should
check? Maybe I have some bug in configuration? Or how else could this object
be lost?

I'd be grateful for any info

br

nik





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