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Say I have a server with 12 disks each (3TB each) presented as a raw volume
and each disk corresponds to a mount point and each mount point is part of
data directories. Does a disk failure of one of the 12 disks, take the node
out of operation until the disk is replaced or the reads/writes continue
with remaining disks?

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  • Kumar y at Oct 4, 2013 at 1:44 am
    Any disk failure might bring down datanode if DN cannot continue to write
    to the configured data volume. you can this behavior with this property
    "dfs.datanode.failed.volumes.tolerated". if you give value 2 for this
    property then DN will tolerate 2 vol/disk failures and continue to operate
    and it will shutdown itself when there are more than 2 failures.

    On Thu, Oct 3, 2013 at 6:21 PM, wrote:

    Say I have a server with 12 disks each (3TB each) presented as a raw
    volume and each disk corresponds to a mount point and each mount point is
    part of data directories. Does a disk failure of one of the 12 disks, take
    the node out of operation until the disk is replaced or the reads/writes
    continue with remaining disks?

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