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Troubleshooting
Mathieu Parent edited this page Aug 22, 2013
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RozoFS daemons write to syslog. Read your main syslog first.
If you use the manager CLI, you can see daemons status with:
# rozo status --exportd <ip addr of exportd node>
RozoFS is network intensive. It can produce congestion on ethernet switches. This can be seen with dropped packets on the path.
Possible ways to fix congestion (none are mandatory):
- Increase the bandwith (using 10G ethernet)
- Increase the bandwith using bonding (check that your traffic is well distributed, or change the hash algorithm accordingly)
- Enable FlowControl
- Enable ECN
- Upgrate Linux kernel, with incoming Bufferbloat fixes:
- Linux 3.3: Bufferbloat fighting: Byte queue limits
- Linux 3.5: Bufferbloat fighting: CoDel queue management
- Linux 3.5: TCP Early Retransmit
- Linux 3.6: Bufferbloat fight: TCP small queues
- Linux 3.10: TCP optimization: Tail loss probe
- Reduce the number of hops and avoid routing
- Enable traffic shaping in RozoFS (experimental feature)