I've had no issues with mass power outages nodes just came up and were healed by time I could start VM's. I've done rolling updates before as well.
However I must have forgotten a step as yesterday I shutdown 1 server in my 3-node replicate setup and I have tones of files/shards not healing yet. I've seen it happen in past and I likely just need a relatively short downtime this evening where I shutdown every VM on that volume, then kil the mounts, and let it heal.
Do I need to just manually kill the pid of volumes when I plan to shutdown 1 server instead of letting systemd handle it?
Centos 7 servers gluster 3.8.3 (yeah I need to update again)
David Gossage
Carousel Checks Inc. | System Administrator
Office 708.613.2284
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