Hi guys!
I’ve a dilema with medium to big size clusters between 5 and 15 nodes. Working with ceph replica 3 and default min_size 2 if I have a two node failure the service will be interrupted but two node failure in a 15 node cluster is not difficult at all.
How dangerous do you think it is to use a min-size of 1 working with 5 monitors in the cluster?
Talking about hyperconverged clusters, what you think that’s a reasonably cluster node count and ceph min_size?
For example, I think that three 5-node cluster with 3 monitors each and min_size 2 is more reliable than 15-node cluster with min_size 1 and five monitors. In the first scenario we can tolerate “up to” 3 node failures without stopping operations and in the second one only two are allowed.
I’ve a dilema with medium to big size clusters between 5 and 15 nodes. Working with ceph replica 3 and default min_size 2 if I have a two node failure the service will be interrupted but two node failure in a 15 node cluster is not difficult at all.
How dangerous do you think it is to use a min-size of 1 working with 5 monitors in the cluster?
Talking about hyperconverged clusters, what you think that’s a reasonably cluster node count and ceph min_size?
For example, I think that three 5-node cluster with 3 monitors each and min_size 2 is more reliable than 15-node cluster with min_size 1 and five monitors. In the first scenario we can tolerate “up to” 3 node failures without stopping operations and in the second one only two are allowed.