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How to add or replace a new disk but with different mode which defined in the existing DriveGroups

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Environment

SUSE Enterprise Stoarge 6

Situation

The disk definition have in /srv/salt/ceph/configuration/files/drive_groups.yml is like:
drive_group_SSD:
target: 'cephosd0[1-5].suse.lab'
data_devices:
model: 'DISK_MODEL_STRING-1'
...

Now a disk failure occurs, and the new replacement disk model is "DISK_MODEL_STRING-2".
The following settings are not feasible
drive_group_SSD_NEW:
target: 'cephosd0[1-5].suse.lab'
data_devices:
model: 'DISK_MODEL_STRING-1','DISK_MODEL_STRING-2'
...

Resolution

This would require adding another 'specify' block on how  the drivegroups yml file should work, for example:
Please replace 'model' and 'target' partial example for real environment)
drive_group_SSD:
target: 'cephosd0[1-5].suse.lab'
data_devices:
model: 'DISK_MODEL_STRING-1'
...

drive_group_SSD_NEW:
target: 'cephosd0[1-5].suse.lab'
data_devices:
model: 'DISK_MODEL_STRING-2'
...

To print out a detailed report of what will happen in the next DeepSea stage 3 invocation.
# salt-run disks.report

Only one specification can be set for each device type(model/vendor) per drivegroup. 
This is not a bug, and it is working as designed. 

Cause

Only one specification can be set for each device type(model/vendor) per drivegroup. 

Status

Top Issue

Additional Information

DriveGroups specify the layouts of OSDs in the Ceph cluster.
They are defined in a single file : /srv/salt/ceph/configuration/files/drive_groups.yml

For more information:
https://documentation.suse.com/ses/6/single-html/ses-deployment/#ds-drive-groups
 

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  • Document ID:000019748
  • Creation Date: 22-Oct-2020
  • Modified Date:27-Oct-2020
    • SUSE Enterprise Storage

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