Re: Is it possible to change device class of a replicated pool?

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Thanks very much!

This will only work for replicated pools, and not erasure-coded pools, correct?


Vlad

On 2/18/22 13:37, Matt Vandermeulen wrote:
Yep, just change the CRUSH rule:

  ceph osd pool set my_cephfs_metadata_pool crush_rule replicated_nvme

If you have a rule set called replicated_nvme, that'll set it on the pool named my_cephfs_metadata_pool.

Of course this will cause a significant data movement.

If you need to add the rule, and want it to use host as a failure domain:

  ceph osd crush rule create-replicated replicated_nvme default host nvme

On 2022-02-18 15:26, Vladimir Brik wrote:
Hello

Is it possible to change which device class a replicated pool is using?

For example, if my cephfs metadata pool was configured on creation to use ssd device class, can I later change it to use nvme device class?


Thanks,

Vlad
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