Hello all, Having dug through the documentation and reading mailing list threads until my eyes rolled back in my head, I am left with a conundrum still. Do I separate the DB / WAL or not. I had a bunch of nodes running filestore with 8 x 8TB spinning OSDs and 2 x 240 GB SSDs. I had put the OS on the first SSD, and then split the journals on the remaining SSD space. My initial minimal understanding of Bluestore was that one should stick the DB and WAL on an SSD, and if it filled up it would just spill back onto the OSD itself where it otherwise would have been anyway. So now I start digging and see that the minimum recommended size is 4% of OSD size. For me that's ~2.6 TB of SSD. Clearly I do not have that available to me. I've also read that it's not so much the data size that matters but the number of objects and their size. Just looking at my current usage and extrapolating that to my maximum capacity, I get to ~1.44 million objects / OSD. So the question is, do I: 1) Put everything on the OSD and forget the SSDs exist. 2) Put just the WAL on the SSDs 3) Put the DB (and therefore the WAL) on SSD, ignore the size recommendations, and just give each as much space as I can. Maybe 48GB / OSD. 4) Some scenario I haven't considered. Is the penalty for a too small DB on an SSD partition so severe that it's not worth doing? Thanks, Erik _______________________________________________ ceph-users mailing list ceph-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.ceph.com/listinfo.cgi/ceph-users-ceph.com
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