LS, I recently reconfigured one of my gluster nodes and forgot to update the MTU size on the switch while I did configure the host with jumbo frames. The result was that the complete cluster had communication issues. All systems are part of a distributed striped volume with a replica size of 2 but still the cluster was completely unusable until I updated the switch port to accept jumbo frames rather than to discard them. The symptoms were: - Gluster clients had a very hard time reading the volume information and thus couldn’t do any filesystem ops on them. - The glusterfs servers could see each other (peer status) and a volume info command was ok, but a volume status command would not return or would return a “staging failed” error. I know MTU size mixing and don’t fragment bit’s can screw up a lot but why wasn’t that gluster peer just discarded from the cluster so that not all clients kept on communicating with it and causing all sorts of errors. I use glusterFS 3.6.2 at the moment….. Kind regards Sander
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