Quantum 6-01376-07 manual StorNext File System Tuning Metadata Controller System

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man cvfs_config page.) The snfsdefrag man page explains the command options in greater detail.

FSM hourly statistics reporting is another very useful tool. This can show you the mix of metadata operations being invoked by client processes, as well as latency information for metadata operations and metadata and journal I/O. This information is easily accessed in the cvlog log files. All of the latency oriented stats are reported in microsecond units.

It also possible to trigger an instant FSM statistics report by setting the Once Only debug flag using cvadmin. For example:

cvadmin -F snfs1 -e ‘debug 0x01000000’ ; tail -100 /usr/cvfs/data/snfs1/log/cvlog

The following items are a few things to watch out for:

•A non-zero value for FSM wait SUMMARY journal waits indicates insufficient IOPS performance of the disks assigned to the metadata stripe group. This usually requires reducing the metadata I/O latency time by adjusting RAID cache settings or reducing bandwidth contention for the metadata LUN. Another possible solution is to add another metadata stripe group to the file system. This will improve metadata ops performance through I/O concurrency.

•Non-zero value for FSM wait SUMMARY free buffer waits or low hit ratio for FSM cache SUMMARY buffer lookups indicates the FSM configuration setting BufferCacheSize is insufficient.

•Non-zero value for FSM wait SUMMARY free inode waits or low hit ratio for FSM cache SUMMARY inode lookups indicates the FSM configuration setting InodeCacheSize is insufficient.

•Large value for FSM threads SUMMARY max busy indicates the FSM configuration setting ThreadPoolSize is insufficient.

•Extremely high values for FSM cache SUMMARY inode lookups, TKN SUMMARY TokenRequestV3, or TKN SUMMARY TokenReqAlloc might indicate excessive file fragmentation. If so, the snfsdefrag utility can be used to fix the fragmented files.

•The VOP and TKN summary statistics indicate the count and avg/ min/max microsecond latency for the various metadata operations. This shows what type of metadata operations are most prevalent and most costly. These are also broken out per client, which can be useful to identify a client that is disproportionately loading the FSM.

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Contents ExtNrotS Copyright Statement Contents StorNext File System Tuning Underlying Storage SystemRAID Cache Configuration RAIDWrite-BackCaching RAID Read-Ahead Caching RAID Level, Segment Size, and Stripe Size Direct Memory Access DMA I/O Transfer File Size Mix and Application I/O CharacteristicsBuffer Cache NFS / Cifs Metadata Network Metadata Controller SystemFSM Configuration File Settings Stripe GroupsExample AffinitiesStripeBreadth BufferCacheSizeInodeCacheSize ThreadPoolSizeForcestripeAlignment FsBlockSizeJournalSize Snfs ToolsStorNext File System Tuning Metadata Controller System StorNext File System Tuning Metadata Controller System StorNext File System Tuning Metadata Controller System Latency-testindex-number seconds Mount Command Options Distributed LAN Disk Proxy Networks Hardware ConfigurationSnfs External API Network Configuration and Topology Multi-NIC Hardware and IP Configuration Diagram Distributed LAN Servers Distributed LAN Client Vs. Legacy Network Attached StorageNumber of Clients Tested via Largest Tested ConfigurationSimulation Windows Memory Requirements ConsistentStorNext File System Tuning Windows Memory Requirements Sample FSM Configuration File MAXStripeBreadth StorNext File System Tuning Sample FSM Configuration File StorNext File System Tuning Sample FSM Configuration File StorNext File System Tuning Sample FSM Configuration File

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