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Hi,
We're having some read latency issues on a particular volume in our environment. We can see both random- and sequential reads on the particular volume. Block size also seems to be bigger than on our other NFS datastores in our environment.
I have enabled read reallocation with the space-optimized option on the volume. Question: Do I also need to run a manually reallocation on the volume or will the volume start the reallocation in the background? Reallocate show doesn't show anything, only "This table is currently empty".
Environment:
Ontap 8.3.1
VMware vSphere 6
NFS datastore, VMDK
BR,
David T
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Hello @dtapper,
ONTAP will automatically move sequentially read data into a more optimized layout. You do not need to run a manual reallocate of the volume specifically for the read reallocation feature.
Andrew
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Hello @dtapper,
ONTAP will automatically move sequentially read data into a more optimized layout. You do not need to run a manual reallocate of the volume specifically for the read reallocation feature.
Andrew
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