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Hi,
do you mean during snapshot deletion or in general?
In general we do not have any swap usage at all. On none of the 4 hosts.
We had some swap I/O on the host that is SPM most of the time. But not
during that period where we tried to delete the snapshot.
Cheers,
Stefan
On 10/27/14 11:08, Markus Stockhausen wrote:
Do you see swapping on the SPM? If yes a regular echo 3 >
drop_caches c=
ould help.
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Markus
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Am 27.10.2014 10:57 schrieb Stefan Wendler <stefan.wendler(a)tngtech.com>=
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Hi,
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we have some really large snapshots left from a migration. Since our
store is almost full now we have to delete them now.
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Some snapshots are around 1TB already.
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The last time we tried to delete a ~500GB snapshot the delete task
blocked the whole diskstore's IO and the whole cluster and all hosts
became unavailable.
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Is there a way to delete large snapshots in a "humane" way that will no=
t
block everything?
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Cheers,
Stefan
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