Adding new OSD's - slow_ops and other issues.

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Hi All

 

We have a nicely functional NVMe cluster running – but in the process of expanding it we have encountered slow_ops 

 

The drill was:

 

  1. Maintaince mode
  2. Ceph orch osd add
  3. Change weights to 1
  4. Disable maintaince mode.

 

Somethings goes wrong around 3 – where slowops begins to kick in – but restarting the OSD’s underneath can make it go away – tested twice.

In one situation the 2) step failed to bring up the OSD – causing the entire process to work 100% correctly. Thus changing weight from 7.68 to 1

In above process on live OSD seem to be the issue.

 

It is actually a flaw that we managed to get the entire cluster created with weight 1 instead of 7.68 in the first place thus:

 

  1. Can we bulk change weights on all existing OSD’s without huge data movement? If so – how?
  2. Can we ceph orch add – but with a specific initial weight?

 

Thanks.

 

Best regards,

Jesper Agerbo Krogh

Director Digitalization
Digitalization

 

Topsoe A/S

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