Re: osds with different disk sizes may killing performance

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On 04/12/2018 10:58 AM, ?? ? wrote:
Yes, according to crush algorithms, large drives are given high weight, this is expected. By default, crush gives no consideration of each drive's performance, which may cause the performance distribution is not balanced. And the highest io util osd may slow down the whole cluster.


You can control 'how much use' drive via adjusting crush weights.




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