Ah, your part power is too high for that few devices. I would have
recommend 14 rather than 18. Which is good enough to scale up to ~500
devices before you might worry about maybe running into balancing issues
that *could* make it difficult to run your cluster more than 70-80% full,
but at that p
On Tue, 1 Jul 2014 10:50:15 +0100
Diogo Vieira wrote:
> Can you tell me if this is normal behaviour? If so, how will
> this scale when I add more objects? Will it keep getting more
> and more CPU usage?
Dunno if it's normal or not, but clusters installed with default
parameters do that. My nodes
> The object servers should only be talking to each other during replication.
> They should not talk to the proxy, and probably not the load balancer. Can
> you provide the output of "swift-ring-builder /etc/swift/object.builder" and
> more details on the network configuration of this system.
The object servers should only be talking to each other during replication.
They should not talk to the proxy, and probably not the load balancer.
Can you provide the output of "swift-ring-builder
/etc/swift/object.builder" and more details on the network configuration of
this system.
Generally
Hello,
I have a small cluster consisting on a physical machine running a Proxy and a
Storage Node and 4 virtual machines running one Storage node each. Each Storage
Node has only one device and the cluster has 5 zones and 3 replicas all
configured with packstack.
Between the real machine (Prox
