Hi, I recently upgraded my RHCS cluster from v4 to v5 and moved to containerized daemons (podman) along the way. I noticed that there are a huge number of logs going to journald on each of my hosts. I am unsure why there are so many. I tried changing the logging level at runtime with commands like these (from the ceph docs): ceph tell osd.\* config set debug_osd 0/5 I tried adjusting several different subsystems (also with 0/0) but I noticed that logs seem to come at the same rate/content. I'm not sure what to try next? Is there a way to trace where logs are coming from? Some of the sample log entries are events like this on the OSD nodes: Jun 04 10:34:02 pf-osd1 ceph-osd-0[182875]: 2024-06-04T10:34:02.470-0600 7fc049c03700 -1 osd.0 pg_epoch: 703151 pg[35.39s0( v 703141'789389 (701266'780746,703141'789389] local-lis/les=702935/702936 n=48162 ec=63726/27988 lis/c=702935/702935 les/c/f=702936/702936/0 sis=702935) [0,194,132,3,177,159,83,18,149,14,145]p0(0) r=0 lpr=702935 crt=703141'789389 lcod 703141'789388 mlcod 703141'789388 active+clean planned DEEP_SCRUB_ON_ERROR] scrubber <NotActive/>: handle_scrub_reserve_grant: received unsolicited reservation grant from osd 177(4) (0x55fdea6c4000) These are very verbose messages and occur roughly every 0.5 second per daemon. On a cluster with 200 daemons this is getting unmanageable and is flooding my syslog servers. Any advice on how to tame all the logs would be greatly appreciated! Best, Josh Joshua Arulsamy HPC Systems Architect Advanced Research Computing Center University of Wyoming jarulsam@uwyo.edu