Re: How to change default osd reweight from 1.0 to 0.5

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I’ve thought about this strategy in the past.   I think you might enter a cron job to reset any OSDs at 1.0 to 0.5, but really the balancer module or JJ balancer is a better idea than old-style reweight.  

> On Jun 19, 2024, at 2:22 AM, 서민우 <smw940219@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
> Hello~
> 
> Our ceph cluster uses 260 osds.
> The most highest osd usage is 87% But, The most lowest is under 40%.
> We consider lowering the highest osd's reweight and rising the lowest osd's
> reweight.
> 
> We solved this problem following this workload.
> This is our workload.
> 1. Set All osd's reweight to 0.5
> 2. Rising the lowest osd's reweight to 0.6
> 3. Lowering the highest osd's reweight to 0.4
> 
> ** What I'm really curious about is this. **
> I want to set the default osd reweight to 0.5 for the new osd that will be
> added to the cluster.
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