Re: ceph df: pool stored vs bytes_used -- raw or not?

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Hi Dan

don't you have BLUESTORE_LEGACY_STATFS alert raised (might be silenced by bluestore_warn_on_legacy_statfs param) for the older cluster?


Thanks,

Igor


On 11/26/2020 7:29 PM, Dan van der Ster wrote:
Hi,

Depending on which cluster I look at (all running v14.2.11), the
bytes_used is reporting raw space or stored bytes variably.

Here's a 7 year old cluster:

# ceph df -f json | jq .pools[0]
{
   "name": "volumes",
   "id": 4,
   "stats": {
     "stored": 1229308190855881,
     "objects": 294401604,
     "kb_used": 1200496280133,
     "bytes_used": 1229308190855881,
     "percent_used": 0.4401889145374298,
     "max_avail": 521125025021952
   }
}

Note that stored == bytes_used for that pool. (this is a 3x replica pool).

But here's a newer cluster (installed recently with nautilus)

# ceph df -f json  | jq .pools[0]
{
   "name": "volumes",
   "id": 1,
   "stats": {
     "stored": 680977600893041,
     "objects": 163155803,
     "kb_used": 1995736271829,
     "bytes_used": 2043633942351985,
     "percent_used": 0.23379847407341003,
     "max_avail": 2232457428467712
   }
}

In the second cluster, bytes_used is 3x stored.

Does anyone know why these are not reported consistently?
Noticing this just now, I'll update our monitoring to plot stored
rather than bytes_used from now on.

Thanks!

Dan
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