3:01 p.m.
I have a Hyperconverged cluster with 4 hosts.
Gluster is replicated across 2 hosts, and a 3rd host is an arbiter node.
The 4th host is compute only.
I updated the compute-only node, as well as the arbiter node, early this morning. I
didn't touch either of the actual storage nodes.That said, I forgot to upgrade the
engine.
oVirt Manager thinks that all but 1 of the hosts in the cluster are unhealthy. However,
all 4 hosts are online. oVirt Manager (Engine) also keeps deactivating at least 1, if not
2 of the 3 (total) bricks behind each volume.
Even though the Engine thinks that only 1 host is healthy, VMs are clearly running on some
of the other hosts. However, in troubleshooting, some of the customer VMs were turned off,
and oVirt is refusing to start those VMs, because it only recognizes that 1 of the hosts
is healthy -- and that host's resources are maxed out.
This afternoon, I went ahead and upgraded (and rebooted) the Engine VM, so it is now
up-to-date. Unfortunately, that didn't resolve the issue. So I took one of the
"unhealthy" hosts which didn't have any VMs on it (which was the host that
is our compute-only server hosting no gluster data), and I used oVirt to
"reinstall" the oVirt software. That didn't resolve the issue for that
host.
How can I troubleshoot this? I need:
- To figure out why oVirt keeps trying to deactivate volumes
- From the command line, `gluster peer status` show all nodes connected, and all volumes
appear to be healthy
- More importantly, I need to get these VMs that are currently down back online. Is
there a way to somehow force oVirt to launch the VMs on the "unhealthy" nodes?
What logs should I be looking at? Any help would be greatly appreciated .
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3:11 p.m.
Here are some of the logs I see in the oVirt Event Manager on the host that is
compute-only,
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On Saturday, January 22nd, 2022 at 4:01 PM, David White <dmwhite823(a)protonmail.com>
wrote:
> - More importantly, I need to get these VMs that are currently down back online. Is
there a way to somehow force oVirt to launch the VMs on the "unhealthy" nodes?
> What logs should I be looking at? Any help would be greatly appreciated .
I have a Hyperconverged cluster with 4 hosts.
Gluster is replicated across 2 hosts, and a 3rd host is an arbiter
node.
The 4th host is compute only.
I updated the compute-only node, as well as the arbiter node, early
this morning. I didn't touch either of the actual storage nodes.That said, I forgot to
upgrade the engine.
oVirt Manager thinks that all but 1 of the hosts in the cluster are
unhealthy. However, all 4 hosts are online. oVirt Manager (Engine) also keeps deactivating
at least 1, if not 2 of the 3 (total) bricks behind each volume.
Even though the Engine thinks that only 1 host is healthy, VMs are
clearly running on some of the other hosts. However, in troubleshooting, some of the
customer VMs were turned off, and oVirt is refusing to start those VMs, because it only
recognizes that 1 of the hosts is healthy -- and that host's resources are maxed out.
This afternoon, I went ahead and upgraded (and rebooted) the Engine
VM, so it is now up-to-date. Unfortunately, that didn't resolve the issue. So I took
one of the "unhealthy" hosts which didn't have any VMs on it (which was the
host that is our compute-only server hosting no gluster data), and I used oVirt to
"reinstall" the oVirt software. That didn't resolve the issue for that
host.
How can I troubleshoot this? I need:
- To figure out why oVirt keeps trying to deactivate volumes
- From the command line, `gluster peer status` show all nodes
connected, and all volumes appear to be healthy
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4:48 p.m.
New subject: Major problems after upgrading 2 (of 4) Red Hat hosts to 4.4.10
Check the situation with the gluster storage.Also, you can check if the compute-only node
is added to the gluster trsuted storage pool:gluster pool list (should show localhost -+ 2
more).
Also, consider upgrading the engine. Most probably the engine cannot connect to the vdsm
and vdsm-gluster and this makes the whole situation worse.
Best Regards,Strahil Nikolov
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New subject: Major problems after upgrading 2 (of 4) Red Hat hosts to 4.4.10
Thank you very much.
Over the course of troubleshooting, I did wind up updating (and rebooting) the engine.
The issue "magically" resolved itself a few hours after I sent this email with
the two Gluster nodes. They became operational again, and thus, I wound up having enough
compute power to bring everything back online. That said, the compute-only node is still
not operational. I'll take a look at the "gluster pool list" command. Thank
you for that.
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On Saturday, January 22nd, 2022 at 5:48 PM, Strahil Nikolov <hunter86_bg(a)yahoo.com>
wrote:
Check the situation with the gluster storage.Also, you can check if
the compute-only node is added to the gluster trsuted storage pool:gluster pool list
(should show localhost -+ 2 more).
Also, consider upgrading the engine. Most probably the engine cannot
connect to the vdsm and vdsm-gluster and this makes the whole situation worse.
Best Regards,Strahil Nikolov
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2:31 p.m.
New subject: Major problems after upgrading 2 (of 4) Red Hat hosts to 4.4.10
The oVirt settings on the Gluster have server quorum enabled . If quorum is less than 50%
+1 servers -> all bricks will shutdown.
If the compute-only node is part of the TSP (Gluster's cluster) , it will also be
calculated for quorum and in most cases you don't want that.
If it's so - just remove it (from the main nodes) from the TSP.
Best Regards,
Strahil Nikolov
В неделя, 23 януари 2022 г., 05:13:25 Гринуич+2, David White
<dmwhite823(a)protonmail.com> написа:
Thank you very much.
Over the course of troubleshooting, I did wind up updating (and rebooting) the engine.
The issue "magically" resolved itself a few hours after I sent this email with
the two Gluster nodes. They became operational again, and thus, I wound up having enough
compute power to bring everything back online. That said, the compute-only node is still
not operational. I'll take a look at the "gluster pool list" command. Thank
you for that.
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On Saturday, January 22nd, 2022 at 5:48 PM, Strahil Nikolov <hunter86_bg(a)yahoo.com>
wrote:
Check the situation with the gluster storage.Also, you can check if the compute-only node
is added to the gluster trsuted storage pool:gluster pool list (should show localhost -+ 2
more).
Also, consider upgrading the engine. Most probably the engine cannot connect to the vdsm
and vdsm-gluster and this makes the whole situation worse.
Best Regards,Strahil Nikolov
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4:38 p.m.
New subject: Major problems after upgrading 2 (of 4) Red Hat hosts to 4.4.10
*cluster.server-quorum-ratio is set to 51% which in your case means that you can afford
only 1 server down (both 3-node TSP and 4-node TSP).
Best Regards,Strahil Nikolov
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