Mart van Santen wrote:
Hi,
Do the I/O problems go away when only one of the SSDs is attached?
No, the problem stays with only one SSD. The problem is only less when
resilvering, but not totally disappeared (maybe because of the
resilver overhead).
The resilver is likely masking some under
Hi,
Do the I/O problems go away when only one of the SSDs is attached?
No, the problem stays with only one SSD. The problem is only less when
resilvering, but not totally disappeared (maybe because of the resilver
overhead).
Frankly, I'm betting that your SSDs are wearing out. Resilver
It might be helpful to contact SSD vendor, report the issue and
inquire if half a year wearing out is expected behavior for this
model. Further, if you have an option to replace one (or both) SSDs
with fresh ones, this could tell for sure if they are the root cause.
Regards,
Andrey
On Mon, Dec
Mart van Santen wrote:
Hi,
We have a X4150 with a J4400 attached. Configured with 2x32GB SSD's,
in mirror configuration (ZIL) and 12x 500GB SATA disks. We are running
this setup for over a half year now in production for NFS and iSCSI
for a bunch of virtual machines (currently about 100 VM's
Hi,
We have a X4150 with a J4400 attached. Configured with 2x32GB SSD's, in
mirror configuration (ZIL) and 12x 500GB SATA disks. We are running this
setup for over a half year now in production for NFS and iSCSI for a
bunch of virtual machines (currently about 100 VM's, Mostly Linux, some
Wi
