Not quite. Only 'multipart meta' objects are stored in this non-ec pool
- these objects just track a list of parts that have been written for a
given multipart upload. This list is stored in the omap database, which
isn't supported for ec pools. The actual object data for these parts are
written to the normal data pool, and aren't moved/copied when the
multipart upload completes.
On 06/26/2018 10:10 AM, Robert Stanford wrote:
After I started using multipart uploads to RGW, Ceph automatically
created a non-ec pool. It looks like it stores object pieces there
until all the pieces of a multipart upload arrive, then moves the
completed piece to the normal rgw data pool. Is this correct?
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