list-type=2 requests

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Hi,

Is there anybody know about list-type=2 request?
GET /bucket?list-type=2&max-keys=2

We faced yesterday the 2nd big objectstore cluster outage due to this request. 1 user made the cluster down totally. The normal ceph iostat read operation is below 30k, when they deployed their release it jumped up to 350k which made rados-gateway died under the haproxy.

Why ceph is so sensitive for this or what is this actually? I don't even found anything in google.

Istvan Szabo
Senior Infrastructure Engineer
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