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Requesting OSD settings
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A ceph client may require that ceph is configured with particular settings. In | |
the case of the ceph iscsi gateway the osd timeout value needs to be lowered | |
for detecting down OSDs to reduce the possibility of initiator timeouts. To | |
facilitate this the existing ceph-client and osd relations could be extended | |
to pass on the request from a client. | |
1) The client charm sets a new 'osd-settings' option. The value is a json | |
encoded dictionary of settings e.g. | |
{"osd-settings": {"osd heartbeat grace": 20, "osd heartbeat interval": 5}} | |
2) The ceph-mon charm looks for this setting across all clients. Any | |
contradictions and it goes into a blocked state. | |
3) ceph-mon passes the consolidated requests to the ceph-osd charm via | |
the mon/osd relation. | |
4) If an update is needed the ceph-osd charm does an online update of these | |
settings and also renders a new ceph.conf with the settings in. Note that | |
the ceph-osd charm grows osd-heartbeat-grace and osd-heartbeat-interval | |
settings. These default to unset but if they are set then they override any | |
values sent down the relation. |
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