From: Jay L. <jl...@sl...> - 2020-01-21 01:11:42
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Hi, Every now and then, I need to restart the mfsmaster service for reasons such as upgrading MooseFS or perhaps a reboot on the MFS node stemming from a kernel upgrade. My system only has one mfsmaster instance and so failing over is not an option. This is in a home environment and so the traffic on my MooseFS instance is low; however, I want to be sure that I restart MooseFS in the safest way. I have tried the following: 1. Stop all chunskservers (cgiservers and metaloggers) and then the master. Start the master service and then start all the slaves. (I have automated this with Ansible, but it is still a bit bothersome.) 2. Just bounce the mfsmaster processes (mfsmaster, mfscgi and mfschunkerser) and leaving all chunkservers up. This worked, but I worry that doing so could cause corruption issues. (It did not seem to when I tried it.) Anyway, I am trying to get the perspectives of the experts here and understand how you folks handle this. TIA JL |