Since the conversion to hashstore success rates on repair uploads have plummeted on all hashstore nodes. Nodes still on peice store still have 97% repair upload. All other upload/download stats have remained consistent. Before Conversion: ========== REPAIR UPLOAD ====== Failed: 0 …

[image] jammerdan: Maybe @Th3Van could switch some of his node to hashstore and report back? Wed Feb 19 21:29:23 CEST 2025 : All 132 nodes has successfully migrated to hashstore in 525.34 hours (649.316.427.445.212 Bytes in 3.530.760.132 pieces)

Yeah it’s kind a bug, which should be solved. All four nodes are running on SSDs which are basicly idling and yet it is still 2% to 3% cancel-rate.

[image] agente: Wed Feb 19 21:29:23 CEST 2025 : All 132 nodes has successfully migrated to hashstore Ah great thanks. I would have assumed he will wait for the official rollout and didn’t check. So now will we know which store performs better on his nodes?

I just had a look at one of my recently converted nodes (~8TB stored): PIECESTORE HASHSTORE ========== AUDIT ============== ========== AUDIT ============== Critically failed: 0 Critically failed: 0 Critical Fail Rate: 0.000% Critical Fail Rate: …

Can anyone provide me some documentation on how to use / run the success rate script? Cheers in advance.

You must have log on info [image] Success rate script - Now updated for new delete terminology since v1.29.3 Node Operators I’ve updated the success rate script to include both canceled and failed as separate values. There are now percentages for both as well. …

I have two notes here at the same IP. Similar data sizes, one is using memtbl(but old storage not migrated) and the other is pieces store. Download success rate is slightly better on memtbl, 99.5% vs 98.2% Upload rates are similar, 99.6% for both. Another much smaller node, same IP, but entirely…

How did you activate memtable now? I asked around, but didn’t receive any concrete answer as of now.

[image] arrogantrabbit: [image] elek: Do you have Prometheus or similar monitoring (Thanos/Victoria/…) with historical data? No, but i have daily rotated log for the past month. A “month” turned out to be an exaggerations. I do have 20 days worth of logs though. Here: Node in WA root…

To add a broader perspective, I’ve done similar on my node (from previous post). 2025-09-10 Cancel Rate: 0.868% 2025-09-09 Cancel Rate: 1.163% 2025-09-08 Cancel Rate: 1.072% 2025-09-07 Cancel Rate: 4.122% <-- IGNORE | FAILED HDD 2025-09-06 Cancel Rate: 1.905% | RESILVER ON POO…

Poor Success rate on hashstore

Node Operators troubleshooting

Roberto September 10, 2025, 12:46pm 29

You must have log on info