Re: Setting temporary CRUSH "constraint" for planned cross-datacenter downtime

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Hi Niklas,
for a correct answer you need to provide more details about your failure
domains, the available DCs, the replication size, the crushmap and the
crush rules.
Joachim


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Am Mo., 4. Nov. 2024 um 06:22 Uhr schrieb Niklas Hambüchen <mail@xxxxxx>:

> My server provider usually does infrastructure maintenance and planned
> downtimes on a per-datacenter-building granularity, and thus I have a Ceph
> cluster with that set as the "datacenter" failure domain in CRUSH.
>
> However, it now has a planned maintenance that affects two buildings
> simultaneously.
>
> How can I tell Ceph to balance data such that DC1 and DC2 specifically
> should be treated as the same failure domain?
>
> (All other datacenters remain independent; ideally with minimal necessary
> rebalancing.)
>
> Thanks!
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