On 05/10/2013 05:24 PM, Valerio Pachera wrote: > I have no guests running. > I have no idea of what could happen (data .corruption, I/O errors...). > When disk is full, the cluster is considered full and if no disks are unplugged or corrupted, just new writes make it full, no objects are missing, but you can't create new objects if disk is unplugged or corrupted, the recovery makes it full, some copies of victim objects are missing and you can't create new objects So to handle cluster FULL condition, you either plug new disk into the node where it is node that cause the problem to get a node-wide re-balance or add a new node to get a cluster-wide re-balance. Thanks, Yuan |