Re: Creating journal on needed partition

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Hi all.

 

Is there any way to create osd manually, which would use a designated partition of the journal disk (without using ceph-ansible)?

I have journals on SSD disks nad each journal disk contains 3 partitions for 3 osds.

 

Example: one of the osds crashed. I changed a disk (sdaa) and want to prepare the disk for adding to the cluster. Here is the journal, that should be used by new osd:

/dev/sdaf :

/dev/sdaf2 ceph journal

/dev/sdaf3 ceph journal, for /dev/sdab1

/dev/sdaf1 ceph journal, for /dev/sdz1

 

You see, that the bad disk used a second partition. If I run ceph-disk prepare  /dev/sdaa /dev/sdaf, ceph-disk creates /dev/sdaf4 partition and sets it as journal disk for the osd. But I want to use second empty partition (/dev/sdaf2). If I delete /dev/sdaf2 partition, the behavior doesn’t change.

 

Can someone help me?

 

 

BR,

Nikita

 

 

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