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04-01-2015 01:57 AM
04-01-2015 01:57 AM
Finding IOPS EVA 6100 - EVAPerf
Hello,
To set the context, we have two EVA 6100 and we have been running EVAPERF every day since 1 year.
I am looking for the IOPS statistics (maximum IOPS and average on a one month duration and one year too).
I have used TLVIZ to reduce the size of my evaperf files (a million lines per day) and the software splits the single evaperf report on multiple files called as,cs,drg, drt etc ...
But the thing is I am a bit lost with all those data.
Could someone help me to understand those evaperf reports and to find how I could extract what I want ?
Best Regards,
Kevin.
PS : I am French, sorry for my English.