The one manual step I like to add is to check the self-heal state to make sure it's clean before I shut down.
Khoi Mai <KHOIMAI@xxxxxx> wrote:
Peng Yu,
I have learned from experience, to safely shutdown a gluster brick is to stop the glusterd service, followed by the glusterfsd, then unmount the xfs filesystem, and then initiate the "shutdown -r now".
But my setup is rhel6, on xfs. I am not sure about other flavors of Linux.
Khoi Mai
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