RGW slowdown over time

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Hello Ceph users,

We are experiencing an issue with ceph 14.2.9 / RGW Beast frontend. We are seeing this across our two separate clusters.

Over a few weeks the qlen and qactive are going up and not returning to zero. At some point we start seeing performance degrade and we need to reboot the services. We are viewing the queue numbers in the perfcounters_dump. In objecter_requests we aren't seeing any request ( apart from very briefly )

We can reproduce the issue by use S3 browser and setting the concurrent downloads to 100. After completing download of ~1000 files, the queue length has incremented by 2-5 and never returns back to zero. Subsequent bulk downloads increase the qlen.

We have the following tunables set

rgw_bucket_index_max_aio         128
rgw_dns_name                     <fqdn##>
rgw_frontends                    beast ssl_port=443 ssl_certificate=<CERT##>
rgw_max_chunk_size               4194304
rgw_num_rados_handles            16
rgw_thread_pool_size             500

Anyone seen this or have any idea how to further debug?

Any additional tuning suggested? 350TB S3 data

Glen
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