If you use a OSD failure domain, if a node goes down you can lose
your data and the cluster wont be able to work. If you restart the OSD it might work, but you could even lose your data as your cluster can't rebuild itself. You can try to know where the CRUSH rule is going to set your data but I wouldn't risk so much. If you have 8 nodes, maybe you could have M=8 and K=2, divided by nodes so you would have 6 nodes with 1 chunk and 2 nodes with 2 chunks, so if you unlucky lose a 2 chunks node, you can still rebuild the data. El 23/10/2017 a las 21:53, David Turner
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