Hi David, thanks for replying.

On Thu, Jan 18, 2018 at 5:03 PM David Turner <drakonst...@gmail.com> wrote:

> You can have overall space available in your cluster because not all of
> your disks are in the same crush root.  You have multiple roots
> corresponding to multiple crush rulesets.  All pools using crush ruleset 0
> are full because all of the osds in that crush rule are full.
>


So I did check this. The usage of the OSDs that belonged to that root
(default) was about 60%.
All the pools using crush ruleset 0 were being show 100% there was only 1
near-full OSD in that crush rule. That's what is so weird about it.

On Thu, Jan 18, 2018 at 8:05 PM, David Turner <drakonst...@gmail.com> wrote:

> `ceph osd df` is a good command for you to see what's going on.  Compare
> the osd numbers with `ceph osd tree`.
>

I am sorry I forgot to send this output, here it is. I have added 2 OSDs to
that crush, borrowed them from the host mia1-master-ds05, to see if the
available space would higher, but it didn't.
So adding new OSDs to this didn't take any effect.

ceph osd df tree

ID  WEIGHT   REWEIGHT SIZE   USE    AVAIL  %USE  VAR  PGS TYPE NAME
 -9 13.50000        - 14621G  2341G 12279G 16.02 0.31   0 root
databases
 -8  6.50000        -  7182G   835G  6346G 11.64 0.22   0     host
mia1-master-ds05
 20  3.00000  1.00000  3463G   380G  3082G 10.99 0.21 260
osd.20
 17  3.50000  1.00000  3719G   455G  3263G 12.24 0.24 286
osd.17
-10  7.00000        -  7438G  1505G  5932G 20.24 0.39   0     host
mia1-master-fe01
 21  3.50000  1.00000  3719G   714G  3004G 19.22 0.37 269
osd.21
 22  3.50000  1.00000  3719G   791G  2928G 21.27 0.41 295
osd.22
 -3  2.39996        -  2830G  1647G  1182G 58.22 1.12   0 root
databases-ssd
 -5  1.19998        -  1415G   823G   591G 58.22 1.12   0     host
mia1-master-ds02-ssd
 24  0.39999  1.00000   471G   278G   193G 58.96 1.14 173
osd.24
 25  0.39999  1.00000   471G   276G   194G 58.68 1.13 172
osd.25
 26  0.39999  1.00000   471G   269G   202G 57.03 1.10 167
osd.26
 -6  1.19998        -  1415G   823G   591G 58.22 1.12   0     host
mia1-master-ds03-ssd
 27  0.39999  1.00000   471G   244G   227G 51.87 1.00 152
osd.27
 28  0.39999  1.00000   471G   281G   190G 59.63 1.15 175
osd.28
 29  0.39999  1.00000   471G   297G   173G 63.17 1.22 185
osd.29
 -1 71.69997        - 76072G 44464G 31607G 58.45 1.13   0 root default
 -2 26.59998        - 29575G 17334G 12240G 58.61 1.13   0     host
mia1-master-ds01
  0  3.20000  1.00000  3602G  1907G  1695G 52.94 1.02  90
osd.0
  1  3.20000  1.00000  3630G  2721G   908G 74.97 1.45 112
osd.1
  2  3.20000  1.00000  3723G  2373G  1349G 63.75 1.23  98
osd.2
  3  3.20000  1.00000  3723G  1781G  1941G 47.85 0.92 105
osd.3
  4  3.20000  1.00000  3723G  1880G  1843G 50.49 0.97  95
osd.4
  5  3.20000  1.00000  3723G  2465G  1257G 66.22 1.28 111
osd.5
  6  3.70000  1.00000  3723G  1722G  2001G 46.25 0.89 109
osd.6
  7  3.70000  1.00000  3723G  2481G  1241G 66.65 1.29 126
osd.7
 -4  8.50000        -  9311G  8540G   770G 91.72 1.77   0     host
mia1-master-fe02
  8  5.50000  0.79999  5587G  5419G   167G 97.00 1.87 189
osd.8
 23  3.00000  1.00000  3724G  3120G   603G 83.79 1.62 128
osd.23
 -7 29.59999        - 29747G 17821G 11926G 59.91 1.16   0     host
mia1-master-ds04
  9  3.70000  1.00000  3718G  2493G  1224G 67.07 1.29 114
osd.9
 10  3.70000  1.00000  3718G  2454G  1264G 66.00 1.27  90
osd.10
 11  3.70000  1.00000  3718G  2202G  1516G 59.22 1.14 116
osd.11
 12  3.70000  1.00000  3718G  2290G  1427G 61.61 1.19 113
osd.12
 13  3.70000  1.00000  3718G  2015G  1703G 54.19 1.05 112
osd.13
 14  3.70000  1.00000  3718G  1264G  2454G 34.00 0.66 101
osd.14
 15  3.70000  1.00000  3718G  2195G  1522G 59.05 1.14 104
osd.15
 16  3.70000  1.00000  3718G  2905G   813G 78.13 1.51 130
osd.16
-11  7.00000        -  7438G   768G  6669G 10.33 0.20   0     host
mia1-master-ds05-borrowed-osds
 18  3.50000  1.00000  3719G   393G  3325G 10.59 0.20 262
osd.18
 19  3.50000  1.00000  3719G   374G  3344G 10.07 0.19 256
osd.19
                TOTAL 93524G 48454G 45069G 51.81
MIN/MAX VAR: 0.19/1.87  STDDEV: 22.02



Regards,

Webert Lima
DevOps Engineer at MAV Tecnologia
*Belo Horizonte - Brasil*
*IRC NICK - WebertRLZ*

On Thu, Jan 18, 2018 at 8:05 PM, David Turner <drakonst...@gmail.com> wrote:

> `ceph osd df` is a good command for you to see what's going on.  Compare
> the osd numbers with `ceph osd tree`.
>
>
>>
>> On Thu, Jan 18, 2018 at 3:34 PM Webert de Souza Lima <
>> webert.b...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Sorry I forgot, this is a ceph jewel 10.2.10
>>>
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>>
>>> Webert Lima
>>> DevOps Engineer at MAV Tecnologia
>>> *Belo Horizonte - Brasil*
>>> *IRC NICK - WebertRLZ*
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