Re: space reporting on AFF's with compression?
"Rue, Randy" <[email protected]> Tue, 6 Jul 2021 11:51:09 -0700
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also, that pane says I'm getting 108X data reduction. Is that the new inline compression? And is that number likely to be accurate after NetApp promised us (in writing!) compression? On 7/6/2021 11:42 AM, Rue, Randy wrote: > OK, no responses to my below so let me ask a simpler question. > > The System Manager Dashboard's "Capacity" pane says I'm using 1.83PB > with 11.7TB available. That's clearly not accurate. > > If I click into the arrow in that pane I get the Tiers page and it > says my two Tiers respectively have 875TB used and 6.5TB available, > and 1PB used and 5.2TB available. > > What the hell are these numbers describing? > > > Hope to hear from you > > > On 6/10/2021 9:24 AM, Rue, Randy wrote: >> Hello All, >> >> We're migrating from a FAS to a new AFF that has inline compression >> and a guarantee of 3X compression. >> >> I'm trying to convert a graphite/snmp graphing system that reports >> our overall aggregate space usage to the new system. >> >> A straightforward graph of used and free space on the data >> aggregates/tiers shows the right portion of space used but seems to >> be reporting pre-compression usage (and we appear to be getting less >> than 3X). >> >> The System Manager webUI says we're getting ~120:1 "Data Reduction" >> but it also says we're using 1.74PB and have 14TB available. In fact >> we currently have 48 x 900GB SSDs in two disk groups/tiers and about >> 40TB of actual unstructured data. >> >> Is there a doc somewhere on understanding space reporting with the >> new system including meaningful reporting of compression returns? >> >> >> Grateful for any help, >> >> Randy in Seattle >>