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[jira] [Created] (HDDS-9979) Sum of used, available, and reserved exceeds the physical volume size

Kohei Sugihara created HDDS-9979:
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             Summary: Sum of used, available, and reserved exceeds the physical volume size
                 Key: HDDS-9979
                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HDDS-9979
             Project: Apache Ozone
          Issue Type: Bug
          Components: DN
    Affects Versions: 1.4.0
            Reporter: Kohei Sugihara
         Attachments: cluster1.png, cluster2.png

While reviewing DN metrics, I noticed the sum of Used, Available, and Reserved is different from the actual volume size. I don't survey Jira deeply for existing similar issues, so I'm appreciate tell me similar issues if you know. We experienced this issue in two clusters. Cluster #1 gains much data and experienced disk full many times.
h2. Example 1: Cluster #1

This cluster is consisted from 36 nodes. Each node has 24 of 14 TB HDD drives. Expected total capacity per a single node is calculated by: 36 bays * 14 TB * 10^12 / 1024^4 = 458 TiB, so the sum of {{volume_info_metrics_\{used,available,reserved}}} should be equal to 458 TiB. However, we experience differ results.

The cluster1.png shows a stacked bar graph. Reported metrics are vary and exceeds 458 TiB.
h2. Example 2: Cluster #2

This is another example and each node has 12 of 14 TB HDD drives. Expected total capacity per a single node is calculated by: 12 bays * 14 TB * 10^12 / 1024^4 = 153 TiB.

The cluster2.png shows a stacked bar graph. Reported metrics is almost same among DNs but some exceptions exceed the physical capacity.



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