Re: qemu-kvm vms start or reboot hang long time while using the rbd mapped image

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May I ask why you are using krbd with QEMU instead of librbd?

On Fri, Jun 16, 2017 at 12:18 PM, 码云 <wang.yong@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi All,
> Recently.I meet a question and I did'nt find out any thing for explain it.
>
> Ops process like blow:
> ceph 10.2.5  jewel, qemu 2.5.0  centos 7.2 x86_64
> create pool  rbd_vms  3  replications with cache tier pool 3 replication
> too.
> create 100 images in rbd_vms
> rbd map 100 image to local device, like  /dev/rbd0  ... /dev/rbd100
> dd if=/root/win7.qcow2  of=/dev/rbd0 bs=1M count=3000
> virsh define 100 vms(vm0... vm100), 1 vms  configured 1 /dev/rbd .
> virsh start  100 vms.
>
> when the 100 vms start concurrence, will caused some vms hang.
> when do fio testing in those vms, will casued some vms hang .
>
> I checked ceph status ,osd status , log etc.  all like same as before.
>
> but check device with  iostat -dx 1,   some  rbd* device are  strange.
> util% are 100% full, but  read and wirte count all are zero.
>
> i checked virsh log, vms log etc, but not found any useful info.
>
> Can help to fingure out some infomartion.  librbd krbd or other place is
> need to adjust some arguments?
>
> Thanks All.
>
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