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06-08-2021 02:15 AM
06-08-2021 02:15 AM
A customer is experiencing read cache hit ratios well below 80 percent on an HPE Nimble HF40 array Data is constantly being ejected from the Nimble array's First In First Out cache What should you recommend?
- Upgrade the SSD bundle to add more capacity.
- Enable InfoSlght's Al-based cache optimization setting
- Turn off deduplication on affected volumes
- Turn on deduplication on affected volumes.
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06-08-2021 03:56 AM
06-08-2021 03:56 AM
Re: deduplication on affected volumes
Hello, @DoHuuBa Good day!
Given the options, I would choose: Turn off deduplication on affected volumes
@DoHuuBa I hope this helps!
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06-09-2021 01:38 AM
06-09-2021 01:38 AM
Re: deduplication on affected volumes
Is it causing a performance issue? the cache eviction may be down to the nature of the workload and have little to do with dedupe being enabled, You could try creating a new volume without dedupe and migrating the data to it to see if the issue changes,
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06-22-2021 01:45 AM
06-22-2021 01:45 AM
SolutionHello ! @DoHuuBa
Good day,
just checking in to see if you have any further questions on Deduplication
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@DoHuuBa I hope this helps!
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