Hi Adam,
I suggest to set noout before removing the drive, so that cluster
doesn't start to rebalance. Then put in the new disk and in it; then
unset noout.
That way you just get the network traffic to complete the data in that
new disk (copy recover), and no rebalancing.
On 28/10/14 16:05, Adam Thompson wrote:
On 14-10-28 10:03 AM, Adam Thompson wrote:
I'm seeing ridiculous I/O latency after out'ing and re-in'ing a disk
in the CEPH array; the OSD monitor tab shows two OSDs (i.e. disks)
having latency above 10msec - they're both in the 200ms range - but
reading a single uncached sector from a virtual disk takes >10sec.
It's bad enough that all my virtualized DNS servers are timing out
and this, of course, directly impacts service.
During normal (non-rebuild, non-rebalance) operations, CEPH is not
terribly fast to write, but delivers acceptable read speeds.
Where do I start looking for problems? Are there any knobs I should
be tweaking for CEPH?
A related question: to proactively replace a disk, I'm doing
Stop->Out->Remove / swap disk / Create OSD. Is that a viable
procedure? Other than the rebuild I/O starving regular reads, it
seems to be working...
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