Re: OSDs get killed by OOM when other host goes down

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Hi Istvan,

> So this means if we are doing some operation which involved recovery, we should not do another one until this trimming not done yet? Let's say I've added new host with full of drives, once the rebalance finished, we should leave the cluster to trim osdmap before I add another host?

Ah, no, sorry if I gave the wrong impression. If you have Nautilus
14.2.12+, Octopus 15.2.5+, or Pacific, then, as long as you don't have
any down+in OSDs, osdmaps should be trimmed.

Josh
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