I Need More Space, It's Not You It's BlueStore
summary
Cluster-report mismatch: ceph df shows 76 GB max and 17 GB stored but 92% used because one OSD is 94% full; solution is rebalance with upmap balancer. Thin-provisioning example: a 1 TB RBD with XFS and 500 files of 6 MB (≈3 GB) shows 3.4 GB used, deleting half leaves 1.5 GB live data but 3.4 GB reported until running fstrim to reclaim blocks. Small-object overhead: 100 objects × 100 B stores 10 KB but BlueStore allocates 64 KB chunks so used ≈6.2 MB. Compression reports show original, compressed, and allocated sizes can differ for small objects.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:28What is BlueStore
- 1:11First example
- 1:42Data distribution
- 2:21Create RBD
- 2:45Create files
- 4:03Small Objects
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