each instance of a dir named record_store equates to one node you are running ← it makes no judgement on the health of that node
each file in a dir named record_store equates to one record(chunk) stored
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I can confirm that I have some nodes with one entry in the record_store. Most don’t have any as well.
But the ones with one record stored do not show up in my monitoring script that reads the /metrics. The /metrics show zero for both the record stored entry and the responsible records field
It might be as you thought, its one out. I didn’t notice in earlier networks because there were always plenty of records.
Or it could be because as someone else pointed out, that its a record stored but no longer considered close enough to keep track of. I seem to remember that the devs said records are only deleted from disk when record space is needed. Old unused records only cleared out when record count is over a certain value.
Nodes are too empty for that to happen right now.
Need to get others to run that script to see for themselves but I am now convinced metrics is only counting from the second chunk in any record_store dir.