Re: New OSD with weight 0, rebalance still happen...

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Mandi! Paweł Sadowski
  In chel di` si favelave...

> This is most probably due to big difference in weights between your hosts (the
> new one has 20x lower weight than the old ones) which in combination with straw
> algorithm is a 'known' issue.

Ok. I've reweighted back that disk to '1' and status goes back to
HEALTH_OK.


> You could try to increase choose_total_tries in
> your crush map from 50 to some bigger number. The best IMO would be to use
> straw2 (which will cause some rebalance) and then use 'ceph osd crush reweight'
> (instead of 'ceph osd reweight') with small steps to slowly rebalance data onto
> new OSDs.

For now i'm putting in the new disks with 'ceph osd reweight',
probably when i'm on 50% of new disks i'll start to use 'ceph osd crush reweight'
against the old one.

Thanks.

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