And if you put a big file in CephFS and then deleted it, the data will
be deleted from the RADOS cluster asynchronously in the background (by
the MDS), so it can take a while to actually get removed. :) If this
wasn't the behavior then a file delete would require you to wait for
each of those (10GB
Can you elaborate on "manually deleted"? If you used an interface like RBD
or REST to upload the file, and then just deleted the upload from the file
system directly, your cluster map doesn't update. So you'd have a lost
object.
On Tue, Apr 2, 2013 at 2:35 AM, Adam Iwanowski wrote:
> Hello.
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Hello.
Today i upgraded my cluster to version 0.60 and i noticed strange thing.
I mounted to cepfs using kernel module, uploaded 10G file to test upload
speed and then manually deleted file. From mountpoint i have no data in
cluster but "ceph -w" still shows 10G data. Any idea how to clear that
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