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Diagnostics and <strong>Troubleshooting</strong> <strong>Reference</strong> <strong>Manual</strong> – Virtual SAN<br />

the detailed physical device view to determine if you need more magnetic disks or<br />

flash devices.<br />

If however only a single host’s physical disks are showing contention, while other<br />

hosts are operating fine, then you may have an imbalance, possibly due to a set of<br />

particularly noisy VMs.<br />

Navigating <strong>VSAN</strong> Observer – <strong>VSAN</strong> Disks (deep-dive)<br />

Next to the <strong>VSAN</strong> Disks tab is <strong>VSAN</strong> Disks (deep-dive). This tab provides a wealth<br />

of information broken down to each individual physical disks (both flash devices<br />

and magnetic disks) on a per host basis. This is the layer that actually does the I/O<br />

to SSD and/or magnetic disks. Using this view one can get insight into how Virtual<br />

SAN is splitting the I/O work between the flash devices/SSDs and magnetic disks.<br />

To see the statistics, select the host that you are interested in. This view provides<br />

read cache hit rates, cache evictions and write buffer fill for SSD. Also, latency and<br />

IOPS stats are provided for all disks in each ESXi host.<br />

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