Re: Osds going down/flapping after Luminous to Nautilus upgrade part 2

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On 1/08/24 12:56, Mark Kirkwood wrote:

This 2nd post is about the next type of flapping osds we encountered after upgrading. We started to see osds going down with this in 'ceph -w':

2024-08-01 12:02:57.437135 mon.cat-hlz-stor001 [INF] osd.479 marked down after no beacon for 902.637005 seconds 2024-08-01 12:02:57.468372 mon.cat-hlz-stor001 [WRN] Health check failed: 1 osds down (OSD_DOWN)

We have the beacon interval set to 300. To fix this we tried:

- restarting osds
- restarting mons
- ntp tidyup
- restarting mgrs

However it is still happening.  Poking around in the osd and mon logs we did see some lines that hinted that the mon might be listening for beacons using v1 - which could be broken (see part 1). Hence restarting them again. This did not have any effect.

Apart from enabling the v2 msgr we have not altered our Luminous config for Nautilus, are we missing something?

Regards

Mark


We noticed that collectd was running 'ceph perf dump' regularly on the Ceph hosts and it appears we are seeing a version of this bug:

https://tracker.ceph.com/issues/25211

We've stopped collectd doing this and so far no flapping osds and no 'no beacon for...' log messages.

Looking at the Nautilus branch code, it appears to have the fix for issue 25211, but we'll dig a bit more.

Regards

Mark
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