Hi,
I lost a node due to cpu failure so until hardware fix, I let it down as Ceph marked osds out, however I keep it in the tree because in 1-2 days will be online again.
This is the current state:
health: HEALTH_WARN Degraded data redundancy: 1726/23917349718 objects degraded(0.000%), 1 pg degraded, 1 pg undersized
Out of the 9x osd nodes 2x of them have 4x nvme osd (temporarily) and 7x has only 2x (for index pool on 3 replicas) where this pg is located.
(The down osd node is a 2x nvme osd one)
This is some part of the query of that specific degraded pg:
...
"up": [
233,
202
],
"acting": [
233,
202
],
"avail_no_missing": [
"233",
"202"
],
...
The above mentioned osds are on the 2x osd nodes with 4x nvme.
What is not clear, I don't see any probing osd or any indicator for the 3rd missing part of that specific pg.
This is the pgs_brief:
PG_STAT STATE UP UP_PRIMARY ACTING ACTING_PRIMARY
10.f6 active+undersized+degraded [233,202] 233 [233,202] 233
Shouldn't have any indicator what it is looking for?
Which osd or some probing osd? (It's quincy 17.2.7).
If I purge the down osds on the down server, I guess it would kick off recovery, I'm just curious why don't show anywhere what it is looking for?
Ty
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