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Degraded data redundancy

nosinformatica
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October 17, 2024, 7:57 am

Quote from nosinformatica on October 17, 2024, 7:57 am

Hi! I've tried in our lab an installation of 2x phisical servers (Management and Monitoring Services, Local Storage Service, Backup/Replication Service, iSCSI Target Service and S3 Servive) and 1x ESXI VM (only Management and Monitoring Services).

All it's working as expected, but a warning message is always displayed on dashboard:

Degraded data redundancy: 299/82406 objects degraded (0.363%), 34 pgs degraded, 34 pgs undersized

This is my configuration:
NODE 1: 2x Xeon 2680v4, 256GB RAM, 7x 6TB SAS HDD (all OSDs)
NODE 2: 2x Xeon 2650v2, 128GB RAM, 7x 600GB SAS HDD (all OSDs)

In the first node i've setted the raid controller in HBA, the second node does not support HBA so i've created 7x raid 0 arrays.

I know that is not preferable and this setup is not production ready. It's only for test.

Thanks

Hi! I've tried in our lab an installation of 2x phisical servers (Management and Monitoring Services, Local Storage Service, Backup/Replication Service, iSCSI Target Service and S3 Servive) and 1x ESXI VM (only Management and Monitoring Services).

All it's working as expected, but a warning message is always displayed on dashboard:

Degraded data redundancy: 299/82406 objects degraded (0.363%), 34 pgs degraded, 34 pgs undersized

This is my configuration:
NODE 1: 2x Xeon 2680v4, 256GB RAM, 7x 6TB SAS HDD (all OSDs)
NODE 2: 2x Xeon 2650v2, 128GB RAM, 7x 600GB SAS HDD (all OSDs)

In the first node i've setted the raid controller in HBA, the second node does not support HBA so i've created 7x raid 0 arrays.

I know that is not preferable and this setup is not production ready. It's only for test.

Thanks

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