Warn about full and almost full OSDs in status
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@@ -21,6 +21,7 @@ affect their interaction with the cluster.
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- [nbd_timeout](#nbd_timeout)
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- [nbd_max_devices](#nbd_max_devices)
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- [nbd_max_part](#nbd_max_part)
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- [osd_nearfull_ratio](#osd_nearfull_ratio)
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## client_retry_interval
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@@ -167,3 +168,18 @@ Maximum number of NBD devices in the system. This value is passed as
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Maximum number of partitions per NBD device. This value is passed as
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`max_part` parameter for the nbd kernel module when vitastor-nbd autoloads it.
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Note that (nbds_max)*(1+max_part) usually can't exceed 256.
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## osd_nearfull_ratio
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- Type: number
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- Default: 0.95
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- Can be changed online: yes
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Ratio of used space on OSD to treat it as "almost full" in vitastor-cli status output.
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Remember that some client writes may hang or complete with an error if even
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just one OSD becomes 100 % full!
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However, unlike in Ceph, 100 % full Vitastor OSDs don't crash (in Ceph they're
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unable to start at all), so you'll be able to recover from "out of space" errors
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without destroying and recreating OSDs.
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