This is fantastic output, you guessed correctly. We use an md raid on ldiskfs.
We're getting ext4 io errors on boot and were able to reboot enough to get into
a state where we can read the mount, so we are moving data off that mount onto
another and rebuilding(which is the intended design of thi
JC,
The message where it asks if the MGS is running is a pretty common error
that you'll see when something isn't right. There's not a lot of detail
in your message but first step is to make sure your OST device is
present on the OSS server. You mentioned remounting the RAID
directories; is t
The classical way to put a limit on recovery is to use the recovery_time_soft
and recovery_time_hard mount options.
See the mount.lustre options:
https://doc.lustre.org/lustre_manual.xhtml#idm139974521647280
recovery_time_soft=timeout
Allows timeout seconds for clients to reconnect for recovery
Hello, this is my first post here so I may need some guidance on the function
of this system.
I am in a small team supporting some 36TB lustre servers for a business unit.
Our configuration per mount point is one lustre master node and 3 lustre object
stores. We had one of the object stores los
