Thanks Matthew for your reply
Problem is resolved now both object and container ring was using same port.
Changing the port in ring configuration fixed the issue and we are able to
upload the files now.
Aravind M D
On Tue, Feb 13, 2018 at 3:59 AM, Matthew Oliver wrote:
> Hi Aravind,
>
> There
Hi All,
We have configured swift with one proxy and three storage nodes. Our setup
contain two regions and three zones.
When two nodes goes down we are not able to upload any files but download
and read is working fine. Is there any requirement for minimum no of
storage nodes required for writ
Hi All,
We are working on implementing Openstack swift replication and would like
to know whats the better approach, container sync or global cluster, on
what scenario we should choose one above the another.
Swift cluster will be used as a backend for web application deployed on
multiple regions
When creating a image, in metadata "libvirt Driver Options", it's just
possible set the "hw_scsi_model" to "virtio-scsi" but there is no way
to set the number of queues. As this is a big factor of io
improvement, why this option is still not available in openstack ?
Does someone made a patch for th
Also interested in this.
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This sounds like expected behavior with 3 storage nodes. In order for a write
to successfully complete, it must be written to a quorum of storage devices. In
the case of 3 replicas, the quorum is 2. By writing to two drives, Swift is
providing some guarantees about the durability and availabilit
On 02/13/2018 09:32 AM, Vincent Godin wrote:
When creating a image, in metadata "libvirt Driver Options", it's just
possible set the "hw_scsi_model" to "virtio-scsi" but there is no way
to set the number of queues. As this is a big factor of io
improvement, why this option is still not available
