Seemingly unbounded osd_snap keys in monstore. Normal? Expected?

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Our cluster has a little over 100 RBDs.  Each RBD is snapshotted with a typical "frequently", hourly, daily, monthly type of schedule.
A while back a 4th monitor was temporarily added to the cluster that took hours to synchronize with the other 3.
While trying to figure out why that addition took so long, we discovered that our monitors have what seems like a really large number of osd_snap keys:

​ceph-monstore-tool /var/lib/ceph/mon/xxxxxx dump-keys |awk '{print $1}'|uniq -c
    153 auth
      2 config
     10 health
   1441 logm
      3 mdsmap
    313 mgr
      1 mgr_command_descs
      3 mgr_metadata
    163 mgrstat
      1 mkfs
    323 mon_config_key
      1 mon_sync
      6 monitor
      1 monitor_store
     32 monmap
    120 osd_metadata
      1 osd_pg_creating
5818618 osd_snap
  41338 osdmap
    754 paxos

A few questions:

Could this be the cause of the slow addition/synchronization?
Is what looks like an unbounded number of osd_snaps expected?
If trimming/compacting them would help, how would one do that?

Thanks,
Brian

 


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