On Sun, Dec 21, 2014 at 8:20 PM, Jimmy Chu wrote:
> Hi,
>
> This is a followup question to my previous question. When the last monitor
> in a ceph monitor set is down, what is the proper way to boot up the ceph
> monitor set again?
>
> On one hand, we could try not to make this happen, but on the
Hi,
This is a followup question to my previous question. When the last
monitor in a ceph monitor set is down, what is the proper way to boot up
the ceph monitor set again?
On one hand, we could try not to make this happen, but on the other
hand, as Murphy Law states, I am sure it will happen
Hello,
your subject is misleading, as this is not really related to Deis/Docker.
Find the very recent "Is mon initial members used after the first quorum?"
thread in this ML.
In short, list all your 3 mons in the initial members section.
And yes, rebooting things all at the same time can be "f
Hi,
I installed ceph on 3 nodes, having one monitor, and one OSD running on
each node. After rebooting them all at once (I see this may be a bad
move now), the ceph monitors refuse to connect to each other.
When I run:
ceph mon getmap -o /etc/ceph/monmap
or even
ceph -s
It only shows the
Hi,
I am running a 3-node Deis cluster with ceph as underlying FS. So it is
ceph running inside Docker containers running in three separate servers.
I rebooted all three nodes (almost at once). After rebooted, the ceph
monitor refuse to connect to each other.
Symptoms are:
- no quorum formed
