[Deepsea-users] timeout disengage.safety

[Alan Johnson]

I see the same thing so what I did was to run the disengage safety in one window and then recall the command prior to the minute elapsing until the cluster started to purge, but I agree one minute is too short - could it be made configurable such as passing an argument?

Thx

Alan

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Subject: Re: [Deepsea-users] timeout disengage.safety

Hi Eric,



thanks a lot. Will run the individual steps tomorrow.



My feeling is that the individual stages take too long to finish. If the timeout is one minute (I thought it is 300 seconds) then that explains it.

Doing a 'date; salt-run disengage.safety; date; salt-run disengage.check; date salt-run disengage.check' showed me the last check returns a false. No wonder the purge does not go through.



test.ping works fine. Regular pings as well. A salt-run net.ping tries to ping the cluster network IPs from the public IP which it can't reach and thus takes quite long to come back. I suppose this is how it should be. Excluding the cluster IPs makes it fast and the rtt is somewhere around 0.9 ms.



Not sure where to look for in order to determine why disengage.safety takes about 30-40 seconds causing ceph.purge to run into the timeout.



Thanks

Robert



 



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From: <deepsea-users- bounces at lists.suse.com> on behalf of Eric Jackson <ejackson at suse.com>

Reply-To: Discussions about the DeepSea management framework for Ceph <deepsea-users at lists.suse.com>

Date: Tuesday, 7. August 2018 at 21:05

To: "deepsea-users at lists.suse.com" <deepsea-users at lists.suse.com>

Subject: Re: [Deepsea-users] timeout disengage.safety



    

    Hi Robert,

    The timeout is one minute. Are all the minions responsive? As far as purging without the check, you can run the three steps in /srv/salt/ceph/purge/default.sls directly.

     

    salt 'admin*' state.apply ceph.reset

    salt -I cluster:ceph state.apply 

    ceph.rescind.storage.terminate

    salt -I cluster:ceph state.apply ceph.rescind

     

    Or copy the default.sls to another name such as mypurge.sls, remove the check and then run it

     

    salt-run state.orch ceph.purge.mypurge

     

    Eric

    

     

    On Tuesday, August 7, 2018 10:53:15 AM EDT Robert Grosschopff wrote:

    > Hi *,

    > 

    > I'd like to purge an existing cluster. Using 'salt-run disengage.safety;

    > salt-run state.orch ceph.purge'

    > 

    > Unfortunately, it takes salt-run almost 30 seconds to come back. By the time

    > the purge runs safety is already engaged again. Where can I increase the

    > time so I can get rid of the cluster without reinstalling it from scratch.

    > Where can I see why it takes so long ? On some systems with deepsea version

    > 0.8.4+git.0.a58d1c5d4 I do not get any dmidecode not found messages on

    > others (0.8.2+git.0.6b39c2648) I keep getting that (useless) error message.

    > Can I just download a current deepsea version from git and do a "make

    > install" or will it screw up the system ?

    > 

    > Thanks

    > Robert

    > 

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