Description: The ‘Rebalance Information’ in distributed storage systems refers to a set of data that provides details about the rebalance status in a storage cluster. These systems allow the creation of storage volumes that can scale horizontally by adding more servers. As nodes are added or removed, it is essential to redistribute data to maintain a balance in space usage and workload. Rebalance information includes metrics on the amount of data that has been redistributed, the progress of the rebalance, and any errors that may have occurred during the process. This information is crucial for system administrators as it allows them to monitor and manage the health of the cluster, ensuring that data is efficiently distributed and that system performance remains optimal. Additionally, rebalance operations can be resource-intensive, so having access to this information enables administrators to better plan maintenance operations and minimize impact on end users.
