I have been running a ceph cluster for a while and one of the main things that impacts performance is deep-scrubbing. I would like to limit this as much as possible and have tried the below options to do this: osd scrub sleep = 1 # Time to sleep before scrubbing next group of chunks These options combined do slow down scrubbing and make it easier on client IO, but there is still a performance impact when they happen. One other option I have found is: ‘osd debug deep scrub sleep’ Setting this option to even 0.1 will have an immediate and large effect (I have seen nodes that were scrubbing at 50MB/s to down to <5MB/s). The effect is larger than all the above options combined and is exactly what I want, however there is no documentation about this option and I don’t know the full impact of configuring it. It also spams the logs with messages saying that the deep scrub is sleeping for x seconds. So I would like to know:
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