Managing i/o usage rates example – HP XP P9500 Storage User Manual

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pool allocation rates). You can then use this monitor information to tune the appropriate
allocation.

Access frequency of THP V-VOL, read hit rates, and write hit rates (using Performance
Monitor)

Usage rates of property groups of pools (using Performance Monitor)

Pool usage and elapsed time of pool usage (using Command View Advanced Edition).

THP V-VOL usage (stored data rates) and elapsed time of pool usage (using Command
View Advanced Edition).

Smart Tiers performance monitoring of pool storage

Possible tuning actions (without Smart Tiers). The following techniques using ShadowImage
or Hitachi Tiered Storage Manager will move a THP V-VOL.

The THP V-VOL is copied using Business Copy from a pool with an I/O bottleneck. For
more information, see HP P9000 Business Copy User Guide.

When normal volumes exist in the same parity group as the pool-VOL, Hitachi Tiered
Storage Manager can be used to move the normal volume to another parity group that
is not shared with a pool-VOL. For more information, see Hitachi Storage Command Suite
Hitachi Tiered Storage Manager User Guide (MK-94HC090).

Business Copy copies a THP V-VOL with a high I/O load to a pool with a lower access
level to adjust the pool load.

Managing I/O usage rates example

The following figure illustrates an example of managing I/O usage rates. To manage I/O and
adjust the pool load, you can use:

Business Copy to copy a THP V-VOL with a high load to an under-utilized pool.

Hitachi Tiered Storage Manager to migrate the THP V-VOL data with a higher load to a pool
with extra performance capability.

Monitoring capacity and performance

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