Re: How does monitor know OSD is dead?

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I don't know if it's relevant here, but I saw similar behavior while implementing
a Luminous->Nautilus automated upgrade test. When I used a single-node cluster
with 4 OSDs, the Nautilus cluster would not function properly after the reboot.
IIRC some OSDs were reported by "ceph -s" as up, even though they weren't running.

I "fixed" the issue by adding a second node to the cluster. With two nodes (8
OSDs), the upgrade works fine.

I will reproduce the issue again and open a bug report.
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