Bug #72
Datasets shows no disk activity but general status does?
| Status: | Feedback | Start: | April 10, 2010 | |
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| Priority: | Normal | Due date: | ||
| Assigned to: | Pavel Strashkin | % Done: | 0% |
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| Category: | - | |||
| Target version: | - |
Description
During a scrub process on my 4.5TB pool, "General Status" shows over 300,000KB/s (300MB/s) of disk activity in reads, but "Disk Sets" shows zero's across the board?
See screenshots.
History
Updated by Dmitry Yusupov over 3 years ago
- Status changed from New to Feedback
- Assigned to set to Pavel Strashkin
I believe this stats updates every minute, i.e. not 30 seconds. Did you wait long enough to see counters got updated? Also, I think its a bug anyways.. we just need to get your final confirmation that what I suspecting isn't a case.
Updated by Werner Fouché over 3 years ago
- File nexenta-status.jpg added
- File nexenta-disks.jpg added
I'm experiencing a similar in 3.0 as well (also present in 2.2.0)
I'm currently on 3.0.0.1 (planning to upgrade to 3.0.2 this weekend), and the dials are frozen at a long passed activity level although the individual disk counters reflect current activity.
See attached screen captures.
Updated by Pavel Strashkin over 3 years ago
Guys, can i please you restart NMS/NMV services and watch for the dials? Also i want to know - do you see the same issues with other dials (CPU, Network)?
Updated by Ryan W over 3 years ago
Pavel Strashkin wrote:
Guys, can i please you restart NMS/NMV services and watch for the dials? Also i want to know - do you see the same issues with other dials (CPU, Network)?
My dials work fine (I've not seen them get stuck).. the problem is the disk activity under datasets does not reflect the disk activity in the general status page (on the dials)
Updated by Pavel Strashkin over 3 years ago
Ryan W wrote:
My dials work fine (I've not seen them get stuck).. the problem is the disk activity under datasets does not reflect the disk activity in the general status page (on the dials)
Can you restart both services and check it again? Before the restart show me the output of "show collector volume-collector" command.
Updated by Chip Schweiss over 2 years ago
I found this bug looking for a solution to my dials being stuck. Before restarting NMS/NMV "show collector volume-collector" reports:
COLLECTOR STATUS STATE DAEMON SCHEDULE
volume-collector enabled ready - hourly
Restarting NMS and NMV did not unstick my dials. Still looking for a solution to this problem.
show appliance info:
SunOS nrg-nexenta01 5.11 NexentaOS_134f i86pc i386 i86pc Solaris
==== System Information ====
PROPERTY VALUE
domainname : nrg.mir
enterprise : 0
hostname : nrg-nexenta01
info :
is_trial :
kbd_layout : US-English
license_agreement : /etc/license_text.iso
model : ZFS Storage Appliance (Community Edition)
model_id : STOR_UNIFIED
nmc_version : 3.1.0 (r8823)
nms_version : 3.1.0 (r8825)
nmv_version : 3.1.0 (r8823)
num_cpu_cores : 8
os_version : 3.0.4
product_family : NexentaStor
release_date : Oct 3 07:40:40 2010
timezone : US/Central
uuid : 421b419d-fd22-2de0-6a76-6434edf8171f
x86_instruction_set : 64bit