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Hello,
I have an aggregate doing around ~700-1000 IOPS. There is only one volume within it occupying all aggregate, but none IOPS.
I can't find what is generating these IOPS. This aggregate is working at ~60% busy.
The sis is disable on this volume.
No reallocate running.
There is a snapmirror relationship, but is idle.
Aggregate => 13 disks SATA 1TB, Raid DP.
Any ideas?
stats show -i 1 aggregate:aggr1:total_transfers
Instance total_transf
/s
aggr1 903
aggr1 1001
aggr1 975
aggr1 905
aggr1 940
aggr1 810
aggr1 886
aggr1 1025
aggr1 1102
aggr1 1033
stats show -i 1 volume:volimg:total_ops
Instance total_ops
/s
volimghsp 2
volimghsp 25
volimghsp 2
volimghsp 4
volimghsp 11
volimghsp 8
volimghsp 6
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Hi,
Is this SnapMirror target by any chance? It may be doing so called deswizzling:
https://communities.netapp.com/message/55878#55878
Regards,
Radek
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I think you right.
There are wafl reclamation sessions running, but never terminates.
I killed it, but don't die. Maybe because my volume is very big, 8TB.
I will try to stop the snapmirror as soon possible to see if IOPS will down.
Regards,
Alexander
