David Turner wrote:
: A couple things. You didn't `ceph osd crush remove osd.21` after doing the
: other bits. Also you will want to remove the bucket (re: host) from the
: crush map as it will now be empty. Right now you have a host in the crush
: map with a weight, but no osds to put that data on. It has a weight
: because of the 2 OSDs that are still in it that were removed from the
: cluster but not from the crush map. It's confusing to your cluster.
OK, this helped. I have removed osd.20 and osd.21 from the crush
map, as well as the bucket for the faulty host. PGs got unstuck, and after
some time, my system now reports HEALTH_OK.
Thanks for the hint!
-Yenya
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> often about collecting an obscene number of .jar files and pushing them <
> up to the application server. --pboddie at LWN <
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