Luminous : performance degrade while read operations (ceph-volume)

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Hi All,

We have 5 node clusters with EC 4+1 and use bluestore since last year from Kraken.
Recently we migrated all our platforms to luminous 12.2.2 and finally all OSDs migrated to ceph-volume simple type and on few platforms installed ceph using ceph-volume .

Now we see two times more traffic in read compare to client traffic on migrated platform and newly created platforms . This was not the case in older releases where ceph status read B/W will be same as client read traffic.

Some network graphs :

Client network interface towards ceph public interface : shows 4.3Gbps read


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Ceph Node Public interface : Each node around 960Mbps * 5 node = 4.6 Gbps - this matches.
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Ceph status output : show  1032 MB/s = 8.06 Gbps

cn6.chn6us1c1.cdn ~# ceph status
  cluster:
    id:     abda22db-3658-4d33-9681-e3ff10690f88
    health: HEALTH_OK

  services:
    mon: 5 daemons, quorum cn6,cn7,cn8,cn9,cn10
    mgr: cn6(active), standbys: cn7, cn9, cn10, cn8
    osd: 340 osds: 340 up, 340 in

  data:
    pools:   1 pools, 8192 pgs
    objects: 270M objects, 426 TB
    usage:   581 TB used, 655 TB / 1237 TB avail
    pgs:     8160 active+clean
             32   active+clean+scrubbing

  io:
    client:   1032 MB/s rd, 168 MB/s wr, 1908 op/s rd, 1594 op/s wr


Write operation we don't see this issue. Client traffic and this matches.
Is this expected behavior in Luminous and ceph-volume lvm or a bug ?
Wrong calculation in ceph status read B/W ?

Please provide your feedback.

Thanks,
Muthu


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