Re: CephsFS client hangs if one of mount-used MDS goes offline

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On 1/20/20 4:17 PM, Anton Aleksandrov wrote:
> Hello community,
> 
> We have very small ceph cluster of just 12 OSDs (1 per small server), 3
> MDS (one active) and 1 cephFS client.
> 

Which version of Ceph?

$ ceph versions

> CephFS client is running Centos7, kernel 3.10.0-957.27.2.el7.x86_64.
> 
> We created 3 MDS servers for redundancy and we mount our filesystem by
> connecting to 3 of them. But what we have noticed, is that if we power
> off first one in the list in mount option - then everything freezes on a
> client and in most cases we have to bring MDS back and do force-reset on
> a client.
> 
> What are we doing wrong? Shouldn't client automatically switch to any
> other MDS server in a microsecond and keep running? And why it affects
> only first one? - We tried powering off second or third MDS host and
> that had no effect on a client-side.
> 

It should work, but can you explain how long you waited?

What does 'ceph -s' show you after the MDS failed? Does another MDS take
over the work and become the active MDS?

Wido

> Should we have local MDS on the client and just connect to it? Or should
> there be some other logic or setting? - to be honest, we have used
> /ceph-//deploy/ tool and haven't did much of configuration..
> 
> Thank you for understanding and help. :)
> 
> Anton Aleksandrov.
> 
> 
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