Sound good, but there is one problem. In my case I'll have as many
hosts as pools used by some piece of software (via librados), and for
performance purposes I want to put my primary osd for each pool on the
same host as software. In that scenario I'll end up with as many new
roots as hosts and I t
You could create a new root bucket which contains hosts 2 and 3; then
use it instead of "default" in your special rule. That's probably what
you want anyway (rather than potentially having two copies of the data
on host 1).
-Greg
Software Engineer #42 @ http://inktank.com | http://ceph.com
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I have 3 osd on 3 different hosts: host1 host2 and host3. I'm trying to
force CRUSH to use osd on host1 as primary for one of my pools. I can't use
primary-affinity because i don't want to set this osd as primary for all my
pools. I try to create simple CRUSH rule, which should select osd on host1
