Active IQ Unified Manager Discussions
Active IQ Unified Manager Discussions
Hi experts,
i received an alert that one of my volume is nearly over deduplicated. i can edit the threshold but i am curiious. I have read that this is a good thing?But is there any drawback to it at all? Meaning a volume getting over deduplicaated?
Thanks,
Maico
HI Maico,
The only problem is, if the volume is over deduplicated, and if you wish to un-dedupe the volume would not be able to hold the data.Thats the only downsized I know of.
Regards
adai
Thank you!
So, in essence, as long as you can reclaim enough space in the aggregate by reducing the other flex volumes, to allow for the "used" + "saved", you could deduplicate the volume if necessary?
I have increased the dfm thresholds by 10% each from original installation settings already, and will probably do another 5-10% increase, but I'm trying to understand the correletion between 50% saved and 150% deduplicated as shown below? ( it appears the event was triggered during the last pass of sis )
KLNAS1-1> sis status /vol/KW_N1_F1_A1_V7_JDE1_R
Path State Status Progress
/vol/KW_N1_F1_A1_V7_JDE1_R Enabled Idle Idle for 14:24:10
KLNAS1-1> df -hs /vol/KW_N1_F1_A1_V7_JDE1_R
Filesystem used saved %saved
/vol/KW_N1_F1_A1_V7_JDE1_R/ 597GB 587GB 50%
Thanks,
Rick
is it as simple as the following? ( in a case where df - s reports 50% savings on 1000GB data )
df -s shows deduped savings as a percentage of undeduped data ( 500 used, 1000 data, therefore 500saved/1000 = 50% ), while
dfm option OverDeduplicatedThreshold is calculated by undeduped data as a percentage of deduped space usage ( 1000undeduped / 500 used = 200% )
Just hoping to confirm/clarify.
thanks,
Rick