Re: [MooseFS-Users] Help setting up moose

[Ricardo J. B. <ric...@do...>]

What moosefs version and what OS?

What is the output of 'cat /etc/mfs/mfshdd.cfg'?
That's wehre you configure where MFS will store its files.

Check if you files are being created in /var/lib/mfs or /var/mfs, as I believe 
one of those is the default location if you don't define anything in 
mfshdd.cfg.

Regards.

El Jueves 17/12/2015, Bruno Andrade escribió:
> Hi there
>
> We are setting up Moose here in our lab for some testing and we can't quite
> understand whats going on.
>
> Here is our small test scenario:
>
> We have two servers with 2 SSD disks each (480GB each disk)
>
> Server1:
>
> Disk1 - Mounted on /mnt/brick1
> Disk2 - Mounted on /mnt/brick2
>
> Mounted the moosefsmount on /mnt/moose
>
> This is also where my master is installed
>
> Server2:
>
> Disk1 - Mounted on /mnt/brick1
> Disk2 - Mounted on /mnt/brick2
>
> Mounted the moosefsmount on /mnt/moose
>
> We can successfully see the 1.8TB on /mnt/moose on both servers
>
> The question is :
>
> - When our software writes to /mnt/moose, sometimes we see the file taking
> up space in the nfs mount and some times not
>
> - When we looked at the 4 disks we have in the two machines, they are not
> being used at all! There are no files inside them and their free space
> remain at 480GB each, even though we created a 200GB file
>
> - How do make it distribute the files and replicate across the 4 different
> disks? (we are using the set goal of 2, but don't see anything being
> replicated in the disks)
>
> - In the moose web interface, we still see 1.7TB available. Doesn't it
> recognize the files we write to /mnt/moose and distributes it to the disks
> and reduces that amount?
>
>
> Any help would be much appreciated
>
> Thanks