Description: Complete rebalance in distributed storage systems is a critical operation that ensures data is evenly distributed across the nodes of a cluster. This operation is performed when significant changes are made to the cluster configuration, such as adding or removing nodes, or when an imbalance in data distribution is detected. Upon completion of the rebalance, it indicates that all data has been correctly redistributed, thereby optimizing the system’s performance and availability. Complete rebalance is essential for maintaining the integrity and efficiency of distributed storage, as it helps prevent overload on certain nodes and ensures that each one handles a similar workload. This operation can be resource and time-intensive, depending on the size of the cluster and the amount of data that needs to be moved, but it is fundamental for the optimal functioning of distributed file systems. The successful completion of the complete rebalance is reflected in improved system performance and reduced data access times, resulting in a smoother experience for users and applications relying on this distributed file system.
