Re%3A%20%5Bceph-users%5D%20Re%3A%20Exit%20yolo%20mode%20by%20increasing%20size/min_size%20does%20not%20%28really%29%20work

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Hi!

Thank you 😊
Your message was very helpful!
The main reason why “ceph df“ went to “100% USAGE” was because of the crush rule said this:

"min_size": 2
"max_size": 2

And the new “size” was 3, so the rule did not want to work with the pool.

After creating a new rule and setting the pools to this new rule, it seems to work (in our test cluster)

rule newrule {
                ruleset 4
                type replicated
                min_size 3
                max_size 3
                step take default
                step choose firstn 2 type room
                step chooseleaf firstn 2 type host
                step emit
}


Thanks again!

Further testing now 😊
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