Re: rsync kernel client cepfs mkstemp no space left on device

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Am 07.10.2016 um 17:37 schrieb Gregory Farnum:
> On Fri, Oct 7, 2016 at 7:15 AM, Hauke Homburg <hhomburg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I have a Ceph Cluster with 5 Server, and 40 OSD. Aktual on this Cluster
>> are 85GB Free Space, and the rsync dir has lots of Pictures and a Data
>> Volume of 40GB.
>>
>> The Linux is a Centos 7 and the Last stable Ceph. The Client is a Debian
>> 8 with Kernel 4 and the Cluster is with cephfs mounted.
>>
>> When i sync the Directory i see often the Message rsync mkstemp no space
>> left on device (28). At this Point i can touch a File in anotherDiretory
>> in the Cluster. In the Diretory i have ~ 630000 Files. Are this too much
>> Files?
> Yes, in recent releases CephFS limits you to 100k dentries in a single
> directory fragment. This *includes* the "stray" directories that files
> get moved into when you unlink them, and is intended to prevent issues
> with very large folders. It will stop being a problem once we enable
> automatic fragmenting (soon, hopefully).
> You can change that by changing the "mds bal fragment size max"
> config, but you're probably better off by figuring out if you've got
> an over-large directory or if you're deleting files faster than the
> cluster can keep up. There was a thread about this very recently and
> John included some details about tuning if you check the archives. :)
> -Greg
Hello,

Thanks for the answer.
I enabled on the Cluster the mds bal frag = true Options.

Today i read that i have to enable this option on the Client, too. With
a Fuse mount i can do it with the ceph Binary. I use the Kernel Module.
How can i do it there?

Regards

Hauke

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