| Measurement |
Description |
Measurement Unit |
Interpretation |
| numNodes |
Indicates the total number of nodes in the cluster. |
Number |
Storage system should have adequate number of storage nodes to store the data and access nodes to allow quick and easy access to resources. |
| numNodesStorageRole |
Indicates the number of nodes in storage node role as opposed to access nodes. |
Number |
Storage system should have adequate number of storage nodes to store the data and access nodes to allow quick and easy access to resources. |
| totalRawCapacity |
Indicates the total raw capacity available in the cluster. This includes capacity required for system, audit etc. |
TB |
If the free raw capacity is low, there will be a shortage of available capacity for upcoming reads and writes which may lead to data loss. You should monitor these number to maintain/add new capacity as and when required. The percentage of capacity provides an idea of how much of capacity is used. |
| usedRawCapacity |
Indicates the used capacity available in the cluster. This includes capacity required for system, audit etc. |
TB |
If the free raw capacity is low, there will be a shortage of available capacity for upcoming reads and writes which may lead to data loss. You should monitor these number to maintain/add new capacity as and when required. The percentage of capacity provides an idea of how much of capacity is used. |
| freeRawCapacity |
Indicates the free capacity available in the cluster. This includes capacity required for system, audit etc. |
TB |
If the free raw capacity is low, there will be a shortage of available capacity for upcoming reads and writes which may lead to data loss. You should monitor these number to maintain/add new capacity as and when required. The percentage of capacity provides an idea of how much of capacity is used. |
| freeRawCapacityPCT |
Indicates the percentage of free capacity available to use out of total capacity. |
Percentage |
If the free raw capacity is low, there will be a shortage of available capacity for upcoming reads and writes which may lead to data loss. You should monitor these number to maintain/add new capacity as and when required. The percentage of capacity provides an idea of how much of capacity is used. |
| systemBuffer |
Indicates the buffer size for system reads and writes. |
TB |
You can adjust the buffer size to achieve optimal performance for system reads and writes. |
| regenarationBuffer |
Indicates the buffer size used for regeneration. |
TB |
You can adjust the buffer size to achieve optimal performance for regeneration reads and writes after disk failure. |
| availableCapacity |
Indicates the capacity available in the cluster for user data. |
TB |
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| totalObjectCount |
Indicates the total number of objects which can be stored in cluster. |
Number |
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| usedObjectCount |
Indicates the total number of objects addresses which are already used. |
Number |
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| freeObjectCount |
Indicates the number of objects addresses which are already used. |
Number |
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| freeObjectCountPCT |
Indicates the percentage of object addresses free to be used. |
Percentage |
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| systemResources |
Indicates the total capacity allocated for system resources. |
TB |
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| offlineCapacity |
Indicates the storage capacity which is offline at the time of measurement. |
TB |
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| spareCapacity |
Indicates the storage capacity which is spare. |
TB |
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| usedCapacity |
Indicates the storage capacity already used for user data. |
TB |
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| auditMetadata |
Indicates the capacity in the cluster used for audit metadata. |
TB |
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| protectedUserData |
Indicates the capacity overhead required for providing protection to user data against failures. |
TB |
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