Re: Decommissioning cluster - rebalance questions

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There's unfortunately a difference between an osd with weight 0 and
removing one item (OSD) from the crush bucket :(

If you want to remove the whole cluster completely anyways: either
keep it as down+out in the CRUSH map, i.e., just skip the last step.
Or just purge the OSD without setting it to out first.

Paul

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Am Mo., 3. Dez. 2018 um 16:43 Uhr schrieb <sinan@xxxxxxxx>:
>
> Hi,
>
> Currently I am decommissioning an old cluster.
>
> For example, I want to remove OSD Server X with all its OSD's.
>
> I am following these steps for all OSD's of Server X:
> - ceph osd out <osd>
> - Wait for rebalance (active+clean)
> - On OSD: service ceph stop osd.<osd>
>
> Once the steps above are performed, the following steps should be
> performed:
> - ceph osd crush remove osd.<osd>
> - ceph auth del osd.<osd>
> - ceph osd rm <osd>
>
>
> What I don't get is, when I perform 'ceph osd out <osd>' the cluster is
> rebalancing, but when I perform 'ceph osd crush remove osd.<osd>' it
> again starts to rebalance. Why does this happen? The cluster should be
> already balanced after out'ed the osd. I didn't expect another rebalance
> with removing the OSD from the CRUSH map.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Sinan Polat
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