Hi,
Eugen is right, no need to drain and readd your OSDs, this will be very
long and lead to a lot of unnecessary load balancing. You should
decouple replacing the failed OSD (where you should try to drain it,
after setting its primary-affinity to 0 to limit the I/O redirected to
it, and read
Hi,
there's no need to drain the OSDs before adding them back. Since
ceph-volume is in place you could scan and activate existing OSDs on a
reinstalled node. In cephadm there's a similar way [1]:
ceph cephadm osd activate ...
If you want to prevent the OSDs from being marked out you can ru
