Gluster users - Nov 2016 - Glusterfs volume bricks disk is filled up

Hi Team,
Quick question.

I have a glusterfs cluster setup for 20 nodes that has /share where I do store
all of the data that is shared successfully across all the nodes in the cluster
.. And each node also has /data where glusterfs volume bricks data gets stored
by some gluster mechanism ..

 I have a question here at /data . In one of the node A (out of 20) , /data disk
space got filled up and there is no space left on /data. How does glusterfs
behaves in this case? I do see no space left message on the glusterfs logs node
where disk space is full .. Not sure if I need to worry about it .. Is it just a
warning message ? What happens when I try to access the /share data and if
request goes node A, what will happen then?

I am using glusterfs 3.6 version. Thanks

Sent from my iPhone

Hi Team,

Can anyone please have a look at the question below ? Thanks

Imaad

On Thu, Nov 17, 2016 at 11:00 PM, Imaad Ghouri <imaad.ghouri at gmail.com>
wrote:
> Hi Team,
> Quick question.
>
> I have a glusterfs cluster setup for 20 nodes that has /share where I do
> store all of the data that is shared successfully across all the nodes in
> the cluster .. And each node also has /data where glusterfs volume bricks
> data gets stored by some gluster mechanism ..
>
>  I have a question here at /data . In one of the node A (out of 20) ,
> /data disk space got filled up and there is no space left on /data. How
> does glusterfs behaves in this case? I do see no space left message on the
> glusterfs logs node where disk space is full .. Not sure if I need to worry
> about it .. Is it just a warning message ? What happens when I try to
> access the /share data and if request goes node A, what will happen then?
>
> I am using glusterfs 3.6 version. Thanks
>
> Sent from my iPhone



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Regards,
Imaad Ghouri
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