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Awesome, that worked despite the special characters and cleaned up the GUI. Thanks. Definitely worth putting on your bug list to put some validation on those input boxes for the forgetful folks like me :)

I was making some new ceph pools in the web gui and it doesn't perform validation on the inputs. As it turns out I used some characters that blew the scripts up. The entries seem to only exist in the web gui but I can't figure out how to remove them because the web gui wont remove them. It...

Little bit a ceph beginner here. I followed the directions from Sébastien Han and built out a ceph crushmap with HDD and SSD in the same box. There are 8 nodes each contributing an SSD and an HDD. I only noticed after putting some data on there I goofed and put a single HDD in the SSD group...

So I setup a new cluster and I am moving image files off via USB drive. One reason for this is I am using Ceph and it appears the best import method is actually to add the disk to a new vm conf and move the disk from local to ceph. I used a USB hard drive for the task, mounted it, and added a...

So my next steps: remove node7, reformat, add back to cluster as node7a. dd the first 1G of the drives. pveceph zap the drives init the drives and make OSD from CLI or from GUI.... It took many fully removals of everything and attempts. Realistically I didnt do anything different, just a...

So I created: /var/lib/ceph/osd/ceph-14 /var/lib/ceph/osd/ceph-15 Then re-ran the steps as described above. It failed to produce different results. Manual mounting of those did change the "partitions" markings under disks to osd.14 and osd.15 but apparently the script fails fully at that...

I saw your previous post about that, these were fresh disks but I did the following: dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda bs=1000000000 count=1 dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sdb bs=1000000000 count=1 then ceph-disk zap /dev/sda ceph-disk zap /dev/sdb then pveceph createosd /dev/sda pveceph createosd...

Ok, Well what would cause the pveceph createosd to make something listed in the GUI as "partition" and not actually create the OSD past osd.14?

easy enough, removed half the mons. Now if I can just get more than 14 OSDs to show up....

The only reason I added more is because there seemed to be an issue semi-documented about adding OSDs to non-mon nodes. In such a case how would you have an even number of nodes?

Just setting up a new 8 node cluster. Each node offers two OSDs. Looking at this what I am experiencing is that I seem to be capped at 14 OSDs for the whole cluster. I was curious if this is just a change to Ceph.pm because I found this line: pg_bits => { description =>...

I was trying to get some OSDs to appear and running into a problem getting a monitor running on each node in a hyper converged ceph environment with 8 nodes. I was looking for the error unable to find usable monitor id quite a bit and hitting some walls with my results so I looked at...

I'd be curious to know what the outcome is once you get it ironed out.

Yeah, I see that while the Proxmox team is fantastic it is much easier to talk the talk than walk the walk when it comes to enterprise level support of a forked project that you manage and develop in house. You can really only do a handful of these I'd imagine, and if you are going to take over...

Totally, the nice part about HA is the ability to do these maintenancy things. If the firmware was never updated yeah, I mean the things I see happen with the dell hardware that is 100% BIOS/firmware based. On the dell side both server and laptop/desktop firmware problems crop up based on...

Oh, That's not good, if it isn't reparable that usually means new drive+reinstall. Also it would definitely indicate a good time to verify your backups are in good order :) (hopefully you already do this regularly)

Also, I would be curious about the 10G switches, any packet loss? LACP? Most recent firmware? Sadly, just because devices are new doesn't mean they are 100%. We see so many DOA items from assembled systems and networking devices to laptops and parts. We always test hardware extensively before...

Dell servers? This is going to sound awful but have you kept the BIOS up to date? We see so many dell bios issues that crash systems (linux and windows) that are just bios/firmware updates for on-board devices. On those servers did you run memtest for an extended period of time? We usually do...

I was mostly just pointing in a logical direction for you to review your config there, since the HA is working and passing off and the HA has the ability to force a reboot if it detects a node offline. I don't have specific pointers because I don't know or manage your environment.

Well, I would wonder how you are setup for fencing? An incorrect configuration with fencing can cause a lot of issues ... I would imagine this symptom could be part of it. Almost exclusively though when I experience these issues it is hardware related. What did you do to test the hardware...