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тАО11-21-2016 06:17 AM
тАО11-21-2016 06:17 AM
IOPS information needed, how to get it
Hi, I was asked to get the following values from our 3par.
тАв Average Write Throughput (IOPS) тАУ
тАв Average Read Throughput (IOPS) тАУ
тАв Peak Write Throughput (IOPS) тАУ
тАв Peak Read Throughput (IOPS) тАУ
тАв Average Write IO size (KB) тАУ
тАв Average Read IO size (KB) тАУ
тАв Sequential Write (%) тАУ
тАв What time does the Peak start? тАУ
тАв How long does the Peak last (HH:MM)?
I have the "HPE 3PAR StoreServ Management Console 3.0" installed and connected to the system.
Now the question is how can I get this information from that software. I know I look as a lazy person, but i hope you excuse my lack of experience and the fact that this info is required ASAP.
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тАО11-21-2016 06:48 AM
тАО11-21-2016 06:48 AM
Re: IOPS information needed, how to get it
Have you looked at the CLI commands statvlun/histvlun or srstatvlun/srhistvlun?
They won't tell you about when peaks start and end.
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тАО11-22-2016 07:35 AM
тАО11-22-2016 07:35 AM
Re: IOPS information needed, how to get it
Unfortunately, there is no metric telling which percentage is sequential vs random I/O, but everything else you can get from 3PAR metrics.
The first option that comes to mind is to launch the тАЬPerformance AnalysisтАЭ from service processor for the busiest period you want to analyze. Or 24h if you want to get an idea about one day. Note that it is limited to 1000 samples, so with 1s sampling you get about 17 minutes, and 90 second sampling interval will give bit more than full 24h. Of course, such long interval will not report peaks, but average over the period, thus 1s is a good one if you want to zoom in some particular period of interest.
AndтАж if you want for example 1 second sampling for full 24 hours, that can be obtained from CLI interface, just requires a minor script or logging output to file. There are scripts to do that.
Additionally, there is the on-node system reporter which has all the historical data for the array, at daily, hourly and 5 minute (high resolution) sampling. That is an easy way to take a look back what has been going on тАУ but limited to 5 minute average level of accuracy. It also has the histograms for various objects, including host ports which tells you exactly the IO load the hosts have been presenting.
SSMC can also be configured to graph it, however not sure if you can set an interval less than 5 seconds with it, but maybe that is enough.
Here's a link to a System Reporter technical white paper.