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Measures reported by NutCluContainerTest A container is a logical segmentation of the Storage Pool and contains a group of VMs or files (vDisks). Containers typically have a 1 to 1 mapping with a datastore (in the case of NFS/SMB). The containers need to be adequately sized to handle the load imposed by the VMs they are attached to. Latent containers and the ones with insufficient storage space will adversely impact the performance of the dependent VMs and also affect the overall storage performance of the Nutanix environment. This is why, it is important that administrators know which VMs are mapped to which containers, determine how much space each container is configured with, and also keep track of the current demand for space and processing power on every container, so that containers that are not configured to meet this demand can be proactively detected and resized (if required). This is where the NutCluContainerTest test helps! This test auto-discovers the containers managed by the Nutanix Prism, monitors the I/O load on and usage of each container, and precisely pinpoints those containers that are overloaded and under-sized. Additionally, the test also lists the VMs that are mapped to each container, so that you can quickly identify those VMs, the performance of which will be significantly affected owing to the problematic containers. Furthermore, the test also enables you to quickly review the capabilities that are turned on/off at the container-level, so that you can go back and make changes to the overall configuration of the container, if required. The measures made by this test are as follows:
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