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IOPS display issue
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in the performance chart legend display a vmware guest IOPS ,the past hour of max IOPS show 2000 but the past day max IOPS show 1000, why last day less than the past hour ? those two number should be at least same
in the performance chart legend display a vmware guest IOPS ,the past hour of max IOPS show 2000 but the past day max IOPS show 1000, why last day less than the past hour ? those two number should be at least same
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Re: IOPS display issue
Hello,
I believe this topic should shed some light on the observed behavior > utilization >1hr flattening min/max/avg values
Let me know if that helps!
I believe this topic should shed some light on the observed behavior > utilization >1hr flattening min/max/avg values
Let me know if that helps!
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Re: IOPS display issue
thanks . i have read the post ,but its diffcult to explian my boss who is not IT expert. The hourly chart show i need extend my physical storage, the daily chart shows the opposite.
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Re: IOPS display issue
You can justify that by the number of alarms triggered for IOPs, also you can suggest to review the trend, since in your case it is going up. On a side note, can you please tell us what is the reason for this spike? Any scheduled activity?
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Re: IOPS display issue
Hi jingtai,
As described in the linked topic you should have 2-hours averages for the historical periods. If those values are high during working hours and you have lots of alarms triggered, you can explain your boss that you need an upgrade. But if those averages are not that high and you just had some spikes I would try to find out the reason to balance them in future.
Thanks!
As described in the linked topic you should have 2-hours averages for the historical periods. If those values are high during working hours and you have lots of alarms triggered, you can explain your boss that you need an upgrade. But if those averages are not that high and you just had some spikes I would try to find out the reason to balance them in future.
Thanks!
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Re: IOPS display issue
i am manage the citrix xendesktop (300 active users ), boot storm and login storm may cause this spike. reboot cause 500-600 IOPS per vm guest.Vitaliy S. wrote:You can justify that by the number of alarms triggered for IOPs, also you can suggest to review the trend, since in your case it is going up. On a side note, can you please tell us what is the reason for this spike? Any scheduled activity?
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Re: IOPS display issue
Ok, this explains it, any user-related activity (such as massive log in/backup) or a reboot can cause resource usage spikes, but during the normal activity this should not cause any issues, right?
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