The mentioned PG seems also to take ages to deep scrub. The other PGs seem
to take roughly 10min to deep scrub, this PG is scrubbing since over an
hour.

It also got a lot more omap_bytes and omap_keys
root@ceph-rbd-mon1:~# (ceph pg ls | head -n1 | awk '{print $1, $6, $7, $8,
$11, $13, $14 }'; ceph pg ls | grep ^3\. | sort -nk8 | tail | awk '{print
$1, $6, $7, $8, $11, $13, $14 }')| column -t
PG      BYTES        OMAP_BYTES*  OMAP_KEYS*  STATE
 VERSION            REPORTED
3.1323  45850562560  2042         40          active+clean
8935596'655909002  8935596:696646107
3.1f8e  46328389632  2408         40          active+clean
8935596'625068094  8935596:699142583
3.b57   43968541474  1143         40          active+clean
8935596'395996789  8935596:548258860
3.532   45439124004  1213         42          active+clean
8935596'535018014  8935596:621720921
3.1837  45275007300  1928         43          active+clean
8935596'369343024  8935596:485257282
3.97d   45998831398  2272         43          active+clean
8935596'341398404  8935596:463788682
3.8f4   45190209204  1405         44          active+clean
8935596'379178010  8935596:509024378
3.1237  45146136576  2097         45          active+clean
8935596'368790387  8935596:876062378
3.101d  45518981120  1296         47          active+clean
8935596'310619462  8935596:489401818
3.c1c   45024581632  263621       9078        active+clean+scrubbing+deep
 8935596'371406402  8935596:580117577
root@ceph-rbd-mon1:~# (ceph pg ls | head -n1 | awk '{print $1, $6, $7, $8,
$11, $13, $14 }'; ceph pg ls | grep ^3\. | sort -nk7 | tail | awk '{print
$1, $6, $7, $8, $11, $13, $14 }')| column -t
PG      BYTES        OMAP_BYTES*  OMAP_KEYS*  STATE
 VERSION            REPORTED
3.1837  45275007300  1928         43          active+clean
8935596'369343048  8935596:485257403
3.28c   46611274402  1930         29          active+clean
8935596'343110593  8935596:438952996
3.aa    44759281456  1950         34          active+clean
8935596'415139727  8935596:516645874
3.1323  45850562560  2042         40          active+clean
8935596'655909072  8935596:696646714
3.1237  45146136576  2097         45          active+clean
8935596'368790391  8935596:876062474
3.a56   45746631280  2144         30          active+clean
8935596'305003417  8935596:431604881
3.97d   45998610214  2272         43          active+clean
8935596'341398488  8935596:463788934
3.9a4   44538237970  2314         39          active+clean
8935596'385476487  8935596:545205675
3.1f8e  46328389632  2408         40          active+clean
8935596'625068112  8935596:699142847
3.c1c   45024581632  263621       9078        active+clean+scrubbing+deep
 8935596'371406432  8935596:580119804

Am Mo., 5. Mai 2025 um 09:27 Uhr schrieb Boris <b...@kervyn.de>:

> Hi,
>
> we have one cluster where one PG that seems to be  snaptrimming forever.
> It sometimes seem to hinder other PGs to on the same main OSD to snaptrim
> as well.
>
> We've synced out the OSD but it still keeps happening.
> It was gone sometime in between but now it is back again with the same PG.
>
> And the constant factor is always PG 3.c1c.
>
> Anyone got an idea what I can do? Is it possible to "sync out and
> recreate" a PG, like I can do with an OSD?
>
> Here is some output from the pg list
>
> Cheers
>  Boris
>
> # date; ceph pg ls| grep snaptrim | awk '{print $1, $11, $12, $15}' |
> column -t
> Tue Apr 29 02:12:21 PM UTC 2025
> 3.1b    active+clean+snaptrim_wait  3m  [156,115,48]p156
> 3.2f6   active+clean+snaptrim_wait  3m  [156,117,32]p156
> 3.65d   active+clean+snaptrim_wait  3m  [156,263,9]p156
> 3.721   active+clean+snaptrim_wait  3m  [156,23,190]p156
> 3.849   active+clean+snaptrim_wait  3m  [156,135,31]p156
> 3.abb   active+clean+snaptrim_wait  3m  [156,70,262]p156
> 3.c1c   active+clean+snaptrim_wait  3m  [156,111,11]p156
> 3.f83   active+clean+snaptrim_wait  3m  [156,119,97]p156
> 3.f8a   active+clean+snaptrim_wait  3m  [156,266,281]p156
> 3.103f  active+clean+snaptrim_wait  3m  [156,262,215]p156
> 3.11e9  active+clean+snaptrim_wait  3m  [156,135,280]p156
> 3.14ea  active+clean+snaptrim_wait  3m  [156,118,103]p156
> 3.1688  active+clean+snaptrim_wait  3m  [156,221,98]p156
> 3.1848  active+clean+snaptrim_wait  3m  [156,268,68]p156
> 3.18ca  active+clean+snaptrim_wait  3m  [156,39,94]p156
> 3.1b6e  active+clean+snaptrim_wait  3m  [156,274,31]p156
> 3.1e27  active+clean+snaptrim_wait  3m  [156,212,134]p156
> 3.1e74  active+clean+snaptrim       3m  [156,96,12]p156
> 3.1f11  active+clean+snaptrim_wait  3m  [156,253,120]p156
> 3.1f7b  active+clean+snaptrim_wait  3m  [156,190,283]p156
>
> # date; ceph pg ls| grep snaptrim | awk '{print $1, $11, $12, $15}' |
> column -t
> Tue Apr 29 02:47:38 PM UTC 2025
> 3.1b    active+clean+snaptrim_wait  2m  [156,115,48]p156
> 3.2f6   active+clean+snaptrim_wait  2m  [156,117,32]p156
> 3.65d   active+clean+snaptrim_wait  2m  [156,263,9]p156
> 3.721   active+clean+snaptrim_wait  2m  [156,23,190]p156
> 3.849   active+clean+snaptrim_wait  2m  [156,135,31]p156
> 3.abb   active+clean+snaptrim_wait  2m  [156,70,262]p156
> 3.c1c   active+clean+snaptrim_wait  2m  [156,111,11]p156
> 3.f83   active+clean+snaptrim_wait  2m  [156,119,97]p156
> 3.f8a   active+clean+snaptrim_wait  2m  [156,266,281]p156
> 3.103f  active+clean+snaptrim_wait  2m  [156,262,215]p156
> 3.11e9  active+clean+snaptrim_wait  2m  [156,135,280]p156
> 3.14ea  active+clean+snaptrim_wait  2m  [156,118,103]p156
> 3.1688  active+clean+snaptrim_wait  2m  [156,221,98]p156
> 3.1848  active+clean+snaptrim_wait  2m  [156,268,68]p156
> 3.18ca  active+clean+snaptrim_wait  2m  [156,39,94]p156
> 3.1b6e  active+clean+snaptrim_wait  2m  [156,274,31]p156
> 3.1e27  active+clean+snaptrim_wait  2m  [156,212,134]p156
> 3.1e74  active+clean+snaptrim       2m  [156,96,12]p156
> 3.1f11  active+clean+snaptrim_wait  2m  [156,253,120]p156
> 3.1f7b  active+clean+snaptrim_wait  2m  [156,190,283]p156
>
> # date; ceph pg ls| grep snaptrim | awk '{print $1, $11, $12, $15}' |
> column -t
> Tue Apr 29 04:24:55 PM UTC 2025
> 3.1b    active+clean+snaptrim_wait  55s  [156,115,48]p156
> 3.2f6   active+clean+snaptrim_wait  55s  [156,117,32]p156
> 3.65d   active+clean+snaptrim_wait  55s  [156,263,9]p156
> 3.721   active+clean+snaptrim_wait  55s  [156,23,190]p156
> 3.849   active+clean+snaptrim_wait  55s  [156,135,31]p156
> 3.abb   active+clean+snaptrim_wait  55s  [156,70,262]p156
> 3.c1c   active+clean+snaptrim       34s  [156,111,11]p156
> 3.f83   active+clean+snaptrim_wait  55s  [156,119,97]p156
> 3.f8a   active+clean+snaptrim_wait  55s  [156,266,281]p156
> 3.103f  active+clean+snaptrim_wait  55s  [156,262,215]p156
> 3.11e9  active+clean+snaptrim_wait  55s  [156,135,280]p156
> 3.14ea  active+clean+snaptrim_wait  55s  [156,118,103]p156
> 3.1688  active+clean+snaptrim_wait  55s  [156,221,98]p156
> 3.1848  active+clean+snaptrim_wait  55s  [156,268,68]p156
> 3.18ca  active+clean+snaptrim_wait  55s  [156,39,94]p156
> 3.1b6e  active+clean+snaptrim_wait  55s  [156,274,31]p156
> 3.1e27  active+clean+snaptrim_wait  55s  [156,212,134]p156
> 3.1e74  active+clean+snaptrim_wait  34s  [156,96,12]p156
> 3.1f11  active+clean+snaptrim_wait  55s  [156,253,120]p156
> 3.1f7b  active+clean+snaptrim_wait  55s  [156,190,283]p156
>
> # date; ceph pg ls| grep snaptrim | awk '{print $1, $11, $12, $15}' |
> column -t
> Mon May  5 06:32:53 AM UTC 2025
> 3.c1c  active+clean+snaptrim  41h  [165,111,25]p165
> --
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>


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