dbs.volumes events
dbs.volumes.degraded
- Severity
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ALERT
- Description
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This message occurs when the distributed block store detects that the listed volumes currently have only one copy of some of their data (they do not have a live secondary). This normally happens when a primary or live secondary slice service experiences remote procedure call (RPC) message timeouts to a peer slice service and changes it to a dead secondary. It can also happen briefly when a volume is created. The volume is current, syncing to a live secondary. The distibuted block store is responsible for managing the data that backs the flexible volumes.
- Corrective Action
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Check for network connectivity issues and hardware errors. There should be other faults if specific hardware components have failed. This fault clears when syncing completes and there is a live secondary slice service.
- Syslog Message
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The distributed block store detects that the listed volumes currently have only one copy of some of their data (they do not have a live secondary). The cluster fault type is %s and fault id is %u.
- Parameters
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cfType (STRING): Distibuted block store cluster fault type of the associated object.
cfID (INT): Distibuted block store cluster fault ID number associated with the fault.
cfStatus (INT): Current status of the cluster fault. 1 = New (just reported), 2 = Existing (updated), 3 = Resolved (closed).
cfDetails (STRING): Description of the cluster fault, including context details.
cfExtSrc (STRING): Distibuted block store cluster fault external source label created by the "CreateClusterFault" API command and attached to the fault for testing purposes.