About changing tiering policy groups, Changing a tiering policy – HP XP P9500 Storage User Manual
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2.
Execute the
KTQSTATS
command.
The volume I/O performance information is acquired.
Reference scripts
For details about how to create the script, see sample script KTDEMO14.
Example:
The following shows an example of the volume I/O performance information for tiering policy group
TPG1 acquired by executing sample script KTDEMO14 (
KTLOAD
and
KTQSTATS
commands).
Tiering Policy Group Name : TPG1
Monitor Interval Time(sec): 600
Volume I/O statistics
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11:23:00 - 11:33:00
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DEVN,Volser,STORGRP,SN ,CU,CCA,Tier1 IOPS,Tier2 IOPS,Tier3 IOPS
1101,VOL001,SG1 ,14001,00, 01, 100, 253, 1486
1201,VOL002,SG1 ,14001,00, 01, 20, 0, 0
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11:33:00 - 11:43:00
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DEVN,Volser,STORGRP,SN ,CU,CCA,Tier1 IOPS,Tier2 IOPS,Tier3 IOPS
1101,VOL001,SG1 ,14001,00, 01, 60, 0, 0
1201,VOL002,SG1 ,14001,00, 01, 4, 0, 0
:
Related topics
• Creating a tiering policy group definition file
• KTLOAD
• KTQSTATS
• KTDEMO14 (Check I/O performance information)
About changing tiering policy groups
This section describes how to make changes to tiering policy groups.
Changing a tiering policy
If you need to change a tiering policy due to lowered I/O performance or a change in the purpose
for which volumes are being used, modify the created tiering policy information CSV file, update the
definition, and then apply the update to the storage system.
1.
Change the tiering policy information CSV file.
2.
Execute the
KTIMPORT
command.
The tiering policy group definition file is updated with the contents of the modified tiering policy
information CSV file.
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