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unusual disk activity at startup #13070
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Is it like this: #7132 ? |
I tried the cmd: journalctl | grep zed and i get these messages: Feb 06 19:30:54 shareserver zed[2654]: eid=1593 class=config_sync pool='xpool2' This for straight 10 minutes |
this is definitely a bug |
issue already present #7132 . closing this |
Hello, I have centos 7, latest kernel-ml and latest zfs 2.1.x. All works as it should. I have 3 pools, each of them with 600 snapshots.
What i noticed in the past months is that everytime I boot the os (single ssd), all pools are mounted but using "iostat -y 5" I can see activity of about 1 megabyte/s on each drive for about 5/10 minutes until all of them go to 0 mb/s. I discovered it because i have the system near me and after the start up i can feel the noise of all the discs together working.
I don't understand what is going on. Is it caching from disks to memory all the snapshots references? What cauld be the problem? Considering that i start and shutdown the system everyday , I would't put too much stress on the disks.
I have 50gb slogs, l2arcs 80 gb. 32gb ram ecc. Max arc size 25gb. No dedup.
I used iostat and zpool iostat to monitor the writing and reading. Iotop to monitor the processes.
The processes active during this readind/writing at statup are:
systemd udev
zed -f
I tried also to disable l2arc rebuild.
I set it in /etc/modprobe.d/zfs.conf and after reboot i can see that /sys/module/zfs/parameters/l2arc_rebuild_enabled is 0
However the reading from disks at startups using zpool iostat -v 1 remains. I need to understand what is the problem.
System information
Describe the problem you're observing
unusual disk activity at startup
Describe how to reproduce the problem
reboot the system
Include any warning/errors/backtraces from the system logs
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