* win2012r2 install veeam b&r and veeam one
* don't have cpu process
* VM on dedicate local datastore (raid5)
I found Veeam ONE intermittent alarm "VM total disk latency" like
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19/09/2560 00:42:29 "Datastore Highest Latency" (54.0 Milliseconds) is above a defined threshold (50.0 Milliseconds)
19/09/2560 07:55:53 "Datastore Highest Latency" (312.0 Milliseconds) is above a defined threshold (75.0 Milliseconds)
19/09/2560 08:17:01 "Datastore Highest Latency" (68.0 Milliseconds) is above a defined threshold (50.0 Milliseconds)
19/09/2560 08:17:21 "Datastore Highest Latency" (101.0 Milliseconds) is above a defined threshold (75.0 Milliseconds)
19/09/2560 08:24:03 "Datastore Highest Latency" (74.0 Milliseconds) is above a defined threshold (50.0 Milliseconds)
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21/09/2560 14:11:59 "Datastore Highest Latency" (473.0 Milliseconds) is above a defined threshold (75.0 Milliseconds)
21/09/2560 15:15:00 "Datastore Highest Latency" (385.0 Milliseconds) is above a defined threshold (75.0 Milliseconds)
21/09/2560 16:31:46 "Datastore Highest Latency" (301.0 Milliseconds) is above a defined threshold (75.0 Milliseconds)
* Veeam ONE VM's datastore counter, virutual disk counter
* VC VM's datastore read/write latency
* ESXi VM's disk lantency
but not found high read/write latency.
What is the source of "Datastore Highest Latency" counter ? Why Veeam ONE intermittent alarm "VM total disk latency"?
Environment: Veeam ONE 9.5.0.3254, ESXi 6.5u1 build 5969303, VC 6.5.0.10000