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1. How to enable efficiency in NetApp cluster mode
8.3.* (Deduplication and Inline compression) in
Command line
1)We need to enable the efficiency service in the Vserver.
Example-:
Syntax-:
ClusAA::> volume efficiency on -vserver <vserver name> -volume <volume
name>
ClusAA::> volume efficiency on –vserver VS1 –volume V1
ClusAA ::> volume efficiency on -vserver VS1 –volume V1
Efficiency for volume " V1 " of Vserver " VS1 " is enabled.
2. How to start efficiency on a volume
Before start the efficiency on a volume please note the volume capacity as below.
ClusAA::> df -vserver VS1 -volume V1 -g
Filesystem total used avail capacity Mounted on
/vol/v1/ 17408GB 16530GB 877GB 95% ---
/vol/v1/.snapshot 0GB 0GB 0GB 0% ---
Then start the efficiency on a volume V1 by executing the below commands
ClusAA::> volume efficiency start -vserver VS1 -volume V1
The efficiency operation for volume “V1" of Vserver “VS1" has started.
3. How to start efficiency on a volume
Execute the below command to see the status-:
ClusAA::> volume efficiency show
Vserver Volume State Status Progress Policy
---------- ---------------- -------- ------------ ------------------ ----------
VS1 V1 Enabled Active 215736812 KB Searched -
RARENETAPPCLUS::> volume efficiency show
Vserver Volume State Status Progress Policy
---------- ---------------- -------- ------------ ------------------ ------
----
VS1 V1 Enabled Active 951632 KB (19%) Done -
4. How to start efficiency on a volume
ClusAA::> volume efficiency show
Vserver Volume State Status Progress Policy
---------- ---------- -------- ---------- ------------------ ---------
VS1 V1 Enabled Idle Idle for 00:00:02 -
Note-Once this above operation is completed and if the status shows as “Idle” then we can
go ahead to execute the next command to scan the old data
Note- volume efficiency start -vserver VS1 -volume V1 (This command will
search the entire the volume, gather the information and a check point is created
at the end of the deduplication operation, if schedule is enable for only one hour
and it will unable to complete it then the operation will be stopped and check
point will be saved. Then the next schedule the system will restart the efficiency
operation from the execution state saved in the checkpoint.
5. How to start efficiency on a volume
ClusAA::> volume efficiency start -scan-old-data -vserver VS1 -volume V1
Warning: This operation scans all of the data in volume “V1" of Vserver “VS1". It may take a significant
time, and may degrade performance
during that time.
Do you want to continue? {y|n}: y
The efficiency operation for volume “V1" of Vserver “VS1" has started.
============Command out put=================================
ClusAA::> volume efficiency show
Vserver Volume State Status Progress Policy
---------- ---------------- -------- ------------ ----------------- ----------
VS1 V1 Enable Active 16959488 KB Scanned -
6. How to start efficiency on a volume
ClusAA::> volume efficiency show
Vserver Volume State Status Progress Policy
---------- -------- -------- --------- ----------- ---
-------
VS1 V1 Enabled Active Fingerprint is being recovered -
from aggregate (28% complete)
ClusAA::> volume efficiency show
Vserver Volume State Status Progress Policy
---------- ---------------- ---------- ------------ ------------------ ----------
VS1 V1 Enabled Idle Idle for 00:00:02 - -
7. How to start efficiency on a volume
ClusAA::> volume efficiency start -vserver VS1 -volume V1 -queue -delete-checkpoint
Warning: The operation will delete efficiency checkpoint and start from the beginning.
Do you want to continue? {y|n}: y
The efficiency operation for volume “V1" of Vserver “VS1" has started.
ClusAA::> volume efficiency show
Vserver Volume State Status Progress Policy
---------- ---------------- -------- --------- ------------------ --
-------
VS1 V1 Enabled Active 53278720 KB Searched - -
8. How to start efficiency on a volume
ClusAA::> volume efficiency show
Vserver Volume State Status Progress policy
---------- --------- -------- ------------ -----------------
------ VS1 V1 Enabled Active 97220 KB (100%) Done
- -
ClusAA::> volume efficiency show
Vserver Volume State Status Progress policy
---------- --------- -------- ------------ -----------------
------ VS1 V1 Enabled Idle Idle for 00:00:02
- -
9. How to start efficiency on a volume
Now Compare the before and after efficiency of the volume V1
Before-:
ClusAA::> df -vserver VS1 -volume V1 -g
Filesystem total used avail capacity Mounted on
/vol/v1/ 17408GB 16530GB 877GB 95% ---
ClusAA::> df -vserver VS1 -volume V1 -g
Filesystem total used avail capacity Mounted on
/vol/V1/ 711GB 386GB 324GB 54% ---
Note-we can saved here 553GB from a single volume.
10. How to check total savings in a volume
ClusAA::> volume show -vserver VS1 -volume V1 -fields sis-space-saved
vserver volume sis-space-saved
---------- ------------- ---------------
VS1 V1 108.7GB
ClusAA::> volume show -vserver VS1 -volume V1 -fields sis-space-saved-percent
vserver volume sis-space-saved-percent
---------- ------------- --------------------
VS1 V1 22%
11. How to schedule the efficiency for a volume
ClusAA::> volume efficiency modify -vserver VS1 -volume V1 -schedule sun-sat@0
ClusAA::> volume efficiency show -vserver VS1 -volume V1
Vserver Name: VS1
Volume Name: V1
Volume Path: /vol/V1
State: Enabled
Status: Idle
Progress: Idle for 00:22:28
Type: Regular
Schedule: sun-sat@0
Efficiency Policy Name: -
Blocks Skipped Sharing: 0
Last Operation State: Success
12. Out put of ::>volume efficiency show -vserver VS1 -volume V1
Last Success Operation Begin: Sat Sep 02 06:15:10 2017
Last Success Operation End: Sat Sep 02 06:16:23 2017
Last Operation Begin: Sat Sep 02 06:15:10 2017
Last Operation End: Sat Sep 02 06:16:23 2017
Last Operation Size: 1.17GB
Last Operation Error: -
Changelog Usage: 0%
Logical Data Size: 434.8GB
Logical Data Limit: 640TB
Logical Data Percent: 0%
13. Out put of ::>volume efficiency show -vserver VS1 -volume V1
Queued Job: -
Stale Fingerprint Percentage: 0
Compression: false
Inline Compression: false
Incompressible Data Detection: false
Constituent Volume: false
Compression Quick Check File Size: 524288000
Inline Dedupe: false
14. Schedule Output details
The above slides command output is showing you the schedule details of the volume
V1 which is Sat-sun@0 (Means everyday (from Saturday to Sunday) at mid-night 12AM
the schedule will run the efficiency operation)
This is a good schedule for the business as this is a non business hour for most of
businesses.
In the above output shows that we didn’t enable the compression and inline
compression. If you wanted to enable compression please follow the below slides
which will show you the cron job scheduling and compression enabling etc….
15. create a cron job schedule for efficiency policy
ClusAA::> job schedule cron create -name effeciency_schedule -minute 0,10,20,30,40,50
ClusAA::> job schedule cron show
Name Description
---------------- -----------------------------------------------------
5min @:00,:05,:10,:15,:20,:25,:30,:35,:40,:45,:50,:55
8hour @2:15,10:15,18:15
daily @0:10
effeciency_schedule
@:00,:10,:20,:30,:40,:50
hourly @:05
weekly Sun@0:15
6 entries were displayed.
16. Create an efficiency policy
ClusAA::> volume efficiency policy create -vserver VS1 -policy efficiency_policy -
schedule efficiency_schedule -enable true -qos-policy background
ClusAA::> volume efficiency policy show
Policy Job Duration
Vserver Name Schedule (Hours) QoS Policy Enabled Comment
-------- ------------ ---------- -------- ----------- -------- --------------
VS1 V1 effeciency_policy
effeciency_schedule - background true -
Note- The above command with –qos-policy background will be impacting less as
compared with (best_effort true) as the operation will act in the background.
17. Modify the volume efficiency attributes
Enable the efficiency on the volume-:
ClusAA::> volume efficiency on -vserver VS1 -volume V1
Apply the created efficiency policy on the volume V1 of vserver VS1-:
ClusAA::> volume efficiency modify -vserver VS1 -volume V1 -policy
efficiency_poilcy
Note-You can modify the volume efficiency attributes by executing the “volume
efficiency modify ” command.
18. Enable compression and inline compression
ClusAA::> volume efficiency modify -vserver VS1 -volume V1 -compression true -inline-
compression true
RARENETAPPCLUS::> volume efficiency show -vserver VS1 -volume V1
Vserver Name: VS1
Volume Name: V1
Volume Path: /vol/V1
Schedule: sun-sat@0
Compression: true
Inline Compression: true
If you execute the above command you can see the detailed output here showed the
compression and Inline compression is enabled.
3.Cluster::> volume efficiency on -vserver vs1 -volume sis1
Cluster::> volume efficiency modify -vserver vs1 -volume sis1 -policy efficiency_poilcy
19. Start volume efficiency
ClusAA::> volume efficiency start -vserver VS1 -volume V1 -scan-old-data true –
snapshot-blocks true –shared-blocks true
RARENETAPPCLUS::> volume efficiency start -vserver VS1 -volume V1 -scan-old-
data true -
-use-checkpoint -delete-checkpoint -qos-policy
-build-metadata -scan-all -queue
-force
*Note-: You can’t get commands –snapshot-blocks true and –shared-blocks true . if you don’t
have snapshot enabled or existed then this options we can’t get so we can start the above
command without specifying –snapshot-blocks true –shared-blocks true as below.
ClusAA::> volume efficiency start -vserver VS1 -volume V1 -scan-old-data true
3.Cluster::> volume efficiency on -vserver vs1 -volume sis1
Cluster::> volume efficiency modify -vserver vs1 -volume sis1 -policy efficiency_poilcy
20. How the above command works
ClusAA::> volume efficiency start -vserver VS1 -volume V1 -scan-old-data true –
snapshot-blocks true –shared-blocks true
Note-:
-scan-old-date –It will enable the deduplication and compression if enabled on the
existing data of the volume. But it will not apply or it will not compress to existed
compressed groups that contain shared blocks like blocks from deduplication or the
blocks which is locked in snapshots.
Note-:If you specify true –snapshot-blocks true –shared-blocks true then initially it
will increased space usage because it will try to compress the compressed blocks and
try to write the new blocks for it but the compressed blocks are already in locked state
so when the existing compress block or snapshot will delete then new block will be
written which is already created and it will release the shard block and space savings
will be realized.
3.Cluster::> volume efficiency on -vserver vs1 -volume sis1
Cluster::> volume efficiency modify -vserver vs1 -volume sis1 -policy efficiency_poilcy
21. Few commands to analyze the efficiency
ClusAA::> volume efficiency show -vserver VS1 -volume V1
ClusAA::> volume efficiency policy show
ClusAA::> volume efficiency start
ClusAA::> job schedule cron show –instance
ClusAA::> volume show -vserver VS1 -volume V1 -fields sis-space-saved
ClusAA::> volume efficiency
modify off on policy show start stat stop
How to stop the efficiency of a particular volume of a vserver.
ClusAA::> volume efficiency stop -vserver VS1 -volume V1 -all true
22. How to delete the efficiency policy
First we need to disable the policy then only we can delete the policy.
Try without disabling the policy as below-:
ClusAA::> job schedule cron delete -name effeciency_schedule
Error: command failed: Cannot delete job schedule. Schedule referenced by 0 volume
Snapshot policy entries, 0 SnapMirror entries, 0 antivirus on-demand
entries, 1 SIS policy entries, and 0 configuration backup settings. Remove
references to schedule first.
It is not allowing to delete the policy so need to disable policy first.
23. How to delete the efficiency policy
Disable the policy by executing the below command-:
ClusAA::> volume efficiency policy modify -vserver VS! -policy effeciency_policy -
schedule effeciency_schedule -enabled false -qos-policy background
Now delete the policy be executing the below command-:
ClusAA::> volume efficiency policy delete -vserver VS1 -policy effeciency_policy
See the policy status now-:
ClusAA::> volume efficiency policy show
24. See the efficiency policy status
ClusAA::> volume efficiency policy show
Policy Job Duration
Vserver Name Schedule (Hours) QoS Policy Enabled Comment
-------- ------------ ---------- -------- ----------- -------- --------------
VS1
default daily - best_effort true Default policy
VS1
inline-only - - - - Inline-Only
policy
25. How to modify the schedule
ClusAA::> job schedule cron modify -name effeciency_schedule -minute 0,10,20,30,40,50
Warning: Schedule in use by 0 volume Snapshot policy entries, 0 SnapMirror entries, 0
antivirus on-demand entries, 1 SIS policy entries, and 0 configuration
backup settings. This change will affect the schedule of all referenced entities.
Continue with modify? {y|n}: y
ClusAA::> job schedule show
Name Type Description
----------- --------- -----------------------------------------------------
5min cron @:00,:05,:10,:15,:20,:25,:30,:35,:40,:45,:50,:55
8hour cron @2:15,10:15,18:15
Auto Balance Aggregate Scheduler