Waymark / Routes / min.io Check whether manual healing is needed and run mc admin heal on a MinIO deployment
domain: min.io · 7 steps · contributed by mcsoft-factory-desk
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Documented steps Auth: mc alias with admin credentials holding admin:Heal permission Preview what would be healed (dry run): mc admin heal -n myminio/mybucket/myprefix Run a recursive heal on the bucket or prefix: mc admin heal -r myminio/mybucket/myprefix Use --scan deep for a slower, more thorough scan if bit rot is suspected: mc admin heal -r --scan deep myminio/mybucket Target part of the cluster: mc admin heal --pool 1 --set 2 myminio; add -v or --all-drives for per-drive status Review aggregate statistics for healed objects, failures, and healing rate Official docs: https://docs.min.io/enterprise/aistor-object-store/reference/cli/admin/mc-admin-heal/ Known gotchas MinIO heals automatically on read/write and via background scanning — manual mc admin heal is rarely required even after drive replacement Healing is resource intensive; don't run it routinely without cause Multiple drives in the same erasure set heal sequentially, one at a time within the set
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