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Currently, the MinIO cluster has 3 nodes with 8 disks each, and the cluster has stored 4.5TB of data, using 1.6 billion inodes. I want to check where these 1.6 billion inodes are being used and whether this is normal. Stable traffic with only tens of millions of object writes per day, with a lifecycle set to 1 day. Who can help check the usage of inodes? If you need any other information, please feel free to contact me. Thank you. |
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The cluster has a total of 40 buckets, 6.8 million files, with an average file size of 150K |
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MinIO does not manage inodes; your filesystem does. For performance related questions look into our subscriptions. |
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When I use the bpftrace tool to debug the kernel, I find that MinIO keeps opening non-existent files, which prevents inodes from being released. What could be the reason, and how should I investigate this? |
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MinIO does not manage inodes; your filesystem does. For performance related questions look into our subscriptions.