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Hello,
I would like to know if it's possible to have a ratio of deduplication in command line (or with filer) for all aggregats ? (or for only one)
I see this statistics on DataDomain and i think it's interisting.
DataOntap : 7.3.2 fas 3170
Thank you for your answers.
Regards,
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From the command line of the filer df -s will give you used, saved and %saved per volume for that filer
Hopefully that is what you are looking for
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Thank you for your answer.
The man of df -s :
The disk space savings generated by the shared space is
shown in the saved column. The space used plus the space
saved would be the total disk space usage, if no space was
shared. The %saved is calculated as [saved / (used +
saved)]
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If I add the percentage of all I would get the ratio of total volume?
/vol/VOL_3/ 77029740 23178068 23%
/vol/VOL_2/ 185976036 70672132 28%
/vol/VOL_1/ 11541632 426920 4%
/vol/VOL/ 130128540 376372240 74%
(23 + 28 +4 + 74 ) / 4 = 32,25
it's correct ?
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Hi there,
Have you got DFM? Im convinced you can get the answer easily from within DFM. If not you I d use excel to do this in your place.
Cheers,
Eric
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I just want be sure that the method is good to have the total deduplication ratio for all volume.
After this, to use excel or a script shell it's easy.
Regards,
