VSAN-Troubleshooting-Reference-Manual

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Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Reference Manual – Virtual SAN What is outstanding I/O (OIO)? .................................................................................................................. 208 What is latency standard deviation (stddev)? ..................................................................................... 208 What to look for in the VSAN Client view? ............................................................................................. 208 VSAN CLIENT – FULL SIZE GRAPH .................................................................................................................. 209 NAVIGATING VSAN OBSERVER – VSAN DISKS ............................................................................................ 210 VSAN DISKS – FULL SIZE GRAPHS .................................................................................................................. 211 NAVIGATING VSAN OBSERVER – VSAN DISKS (DEEP-DIVE).................................................................... 212 WriteBuffer Fill ................................................................................................................................................... 213 Evictions................................................................................................................................................................. 213 VSAN DISKS (DEEP-DIVE) – HOST DISK-LAYER AGGREGATE STATS: FULL GRAPHS .............................. 214 Latency, IOPS and Bandwidth ..................................................................................................................... 215 RC Hit Rate ........................................................................................................................................................... 215 RC IOPS breakdown .......................................................................................................................................... 219 Evictions................................................................................................................................................................. 220 Bytes Read from invalidated cache lines/PLOG callback path to RC ........................................ 221 Capacity ................................................................................................................................................................. 221 VSAN DISKS (DEEP-DIVE) – DEVICE-LEVEL STATS: FULL GRAPHS ........................................................... 222 WriteBuffer........................................................................................................................................................... 222 A note on LLOG and PLOG ............................................................................................................................. 222 VSAN DISKS (DEEP-DIVE) – DEVICE LEVEL STATS: PHYSDISK ................................................................. 226 DiskLatency (ms) ............................................................................................................................................... 226 NAVIGATING VSAN OBSERVER – PCPU ........................................................................................................ 227 NAVIGATING VSAN OBSERVER – MEMORY .................................................................................................. 228 MEMORY – FULL SIZE GRAPHS ......................................................................................................................... 229 NAVIGATING VSAN OBSERVER – DOM OWNER .......................................................................................... 230 DOM OWNER – FULL SIZE GRAPHS ................................................................................................................ 232 RecovWrites ......................................................................................................................................................... 233 NAVIGATING VSAN OBSERVER – VM ............................................................................................................ 234 NAVIGATING VSAN OBSERVER – NETWORK ................................................................................................ 235 NETWORK – FULL GRAPHS ................................................................................................................................ 236 vmknic throughput ........................................................................................................................................... 237 vmknic errors ...................................................................................................................................................... 237 Pnic Tput ............................................................................................................................................................... 237 Pnic Errors ............................................................................................................................................................ 237 NAVIGATING VSAN OBSERVER - VSAN (MORE) – CONGESTION ............................................................. 238 VSAN (MORE) – CONGESTION – FULL GRAPHS ........................................................................................... 238 NAVIGATING VSAN OBSERVER - VSAN (MORE) – DISTRIBUTION .......................................................... 239 VSAN (MORE) – DISTRIBUTION – FULL GRAPHS ........................................................................................ 240 GENERATE A VSAN OBSERVER LOG BUNDLE ................................................................................................ 241 EXAMINE THE VSAN OBSERVER OFFLINE LOG BUNDLE ............................................................................. 241 GENERATE A FULL RAW STATS BUNDLE ......................................................................................................... 241 VSAN OBSERVER COMMAND LINE OPTIONS ................................................................................................. 242 16. TROUBLESHOOTING VIRTUAL SAN PERFORMANCE ....................................................... 243 VIRTUAL SAN PERFORMANCE EXPECTATIONS ............................................................................................. 243 I/O FLOW ............................................................................................................................................................ 243 Anatomy of a write in hybrid configurations ....................................................................................... 244 Destaging writes from flash to magnetic disk in hybrid configurations ................................. 245 Anatomy of a read in a hybrid configuration ....................................................................................... 247 Anatomy of a read in all-flash configurations ..................................................................................... 248 V M W A R E S T O R A G E B U D O C U M E N T A T I O N / 8
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Reference Manual – Virtual SAN Anatomy of a write in all-flash configurations .................................................................................... 248 Virtual SAN caching algorithms ................................................................................................................. 248 Enhancements to caching algorithms in 6.0 ........................................................................................ 248 Latency consideration with distributed cache..................................................................................... 249 HOW VM STORAGE POLICIES IMPACT PERFORMANCE ................................................................................ 249 Where stripe width helps and where it may not ................................................................................. 249 A word of caution on flash read cache reservation ........................................................................... 249 AN OVERVIEW OF DIFFERENT WORKLOAD TYPES ......................................................................................... 250 Single workloads versus multiple workloads in a VM ...................................................................... 250 Single VM versus multiple VMs ................................................................................................................... 250 Steady state versus bursty (averages versus peaks) ......................................................................... 250 Random versus sequential............................................................................................................................. 251 Read versus write .............................................................................................................................................. 252 Where cache helps and where it may not .............................................................................................. 252 Working set size ................................................................................................................................................. 253 Guest file systems can matter ...................................................................................................................... 253 WHAT OPERATIONS CAN IMPACT PERFORMANCE? ...................................................................................... 253 Rebuilding/resyncing operations .............................................................................................................. 253 Observing rebuilding/resyncing operations ......................................................................................... 254 Backup/restore operations ........................................................................................................................... 256 vMotion .................................................................................................................................................................. 256 Virus Scans ............................................................................................................................................................ 257 NOTES ON USING IOMETER WITH VIRTUAL SAN ......................................................................................... 257 USING ESXTOP FOR PERFORMANCE MONITORING ......................................................................................... 259 USING RVC FOR PERFORMANCE MONITORING .............................................................................................. 261 vsan.vm_perf_stats ............................................................................................................................................ 261 USING VSAN OBSERVER FOR PERFORMANCE MONITORING ..................................................................... 261 17. VSAN OBSERVER CASE STUDIES ............................................................................................. 262 I – USING VSAN OBSERVER TO TROUBLESHOOT HIGH LATENCY .............................................................. 262 II – USING VSAN OBSERVER TO TROUBLESHOOT A NETWORK PERFORMANCE ISSUE .......................... 266 18. ENGAGING WITH GLOBAL SUPPORT SERVICES ................................................................ 272 ENSURE SCRATCH AND LOG FILES ARE ON PERSISTENT MEDIA .................................................................. 272 ENSURE VSAN TRACE FILES ARE ON PERSISTENT MEDIA .......................................................................... 272 NETDUMP ............................................................................................................................................................ 273 SYSLOG SERVER .................................................................................................................................................. 273 FILING A SUPPORT REQUEST WITH VMWARE ............................................................................................... 274 WHICH LOGS SHOULD BE GATHERED? ............................................................................................................ 274 HOW TO TRANSFER LOG FILES TO VMWARE? ............................................................................................... 274 APPENDIX A: USEFUL HP UTILITIES ............................................................................................ 275 HPSSACLI UTILITY ............................................................................................................................................... 275 CONTROLLER & DISK DRIVE INFORMATION VIA HPSSACLI ........................................................................ 279 esxcli hpssacli cmd -q "controller all show" .......................................................................................... 279 esxcli hpssacli cmd -q "controller all show status" ............................................................................ 279 esxcli hpssacli cmd -q "controller slot=0 show" .................................................................................. 279 esxcli hpssacli cmd -q "controller slot=0 show config detail" ....................................................... 280 esxcli hpssacli cmd -q "controller slot=0 show config" .................................................................... 284 esxcli hpssacli cmd -q "controller slot=0 Array A logicaldrive 1 show" ................................... 285 esxcli hpssacli cmd -q "controller slot=0 Array G modify led=on” .............................................. 286 V M W A R E S T O R A G E B U D O C U M E N T A T I O N / 9
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