Issues during Nautilus Pacific upgrade

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Hi,

We would like to share our experience upgrading one of our clusters from Nautilus (14.2.22-1bionic) to Pacific (16.2.10-1bionic) a few weeks ago. To start with, we had to convert our monitors databases to rockdb in order to continue with the upgrade. Also, we had to migrate all our OSDs to bluestore, otherwise they wouldn't come up after upgrading. That being said and done, once we finalized the upgrade, we bumped into big performance issues with snaptrims. The I/O of the cluster was nearly stalled when our regular snaptrim tasks run. IcePic pointed us to try compacting the OSDs. This solved it for us. It seems this was an already known issue and a fix is already integrated
in the upgrade process, however it didn't work for us.

https://tracker.ceph.com/issues/51710
https://github.com/ceph/ceph/pull/42426

We just wanted to share in case other people bump into same issues.

Greetings,

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Ana Avilés
Greenhost - sustainable hosting & digital security
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