Re: Backfill full osds

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I’ve successfully used a *temporary* relax of the ratios to get out of a sticky situation, but I must qualify that with an admonition to make SURE that you move them back ASAP.

Note that backfillfull_ratio is enforced to be lower than full_ratio, so depending on how close to the precipice you skate, you may need to raise full_ratio slightly too.

And change it back ASAP.  I can’t stress that enough.

pgremapper might help get out of this too, or depending on how many problematic OSDs you have, surgical manual remaps:

https://indico.cern.ch/event/669931/contributions/2742401/attachments/1533434/2401109/upmap.pdf;
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> On Nov 6, 2024, at 9:11 AM, Eugen Block <eblock@xxxxxx> wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> depending on the actual size of the PGs and OSDs, it could be sufficient to temporarily increase the backfillfull_ratio (default 90%) to 91% or 92%, at 95% is the cluster is considered full, so you need to be really careful with those ratios. If you provided more details about the current state, the community might have a couple of more ideas. I haven't used the pgremapper yet so I can't really comment on that.



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