Name of view
Contents of view
Capacity Usage
Total Capacity, In-Use Capacity, Usage, Thick
Capacity, Thin Capacity, Snapshot Capacity,
Spare Capacity, Max Capacity
Related Property Sheet section: Capacity
Capacity Health
Capacity In-Use, Protected, In Maintenance,
Degraded, Failed, Health, Rebuild, Rebalance
Related Property Sheet sections: Capacity,
Alerts, Rebuild/Rebalance
Internal I/O
Health, Backward Rebuild, Forward Rebuild,
Rebalance, Migration
Related Property Sheet sections: Alerts,
Rebuild/Rebalance
Application I/O
IOPS and I/O Size for: Total, Read, Write, and
2nd Write
Related Property Sheet section: Workload
Overall I/O
IOPS and I/O Size for: Total, Total Read, Total
Write
Related Property Sheet section: Workload
I/O Bandwidth
Read, Write, Backward Rebuild, Forward Rebuild,
Rebalance, Migration, Total, Total Read, Total
Write
Related Property Sheet section: Network
Throttling
State Summary
Summary
Related Property Sheet section: Alerts
Table 30 Table view options (continued)
Suggested use, comments
While this view is similar to the Dashboard, the
main difference is that here, you can
simultaneously monitor many objects within their
hierarchy. You can then filter the table for
specific objects or sets of objects, in contrast to
the Dashboard, where you can only drill-down to
objects. In addition, commands and Property
Sheets are available to you from this view.
Note:
The miniature Capacity ring shown
here represents the outer Capacity ring on
the Dashboard. For more information, see
"Dashboard tiles" .
Provides a breakdown of capacity usage per use
type. You can use this to check whether more
capacity needs to be added to your system, and
where.
Provides information about the health of the
objects in the system, per object.
Provides a summary of rebuild, rebalance, and
migration health, status, and workload per object.
Displays workload information for applications
reading/writing to storage in the system. 2nd
Writes refer to the protection copy of data being
written to storage.
Provides workload information for all I/Os in the
system, including both application I/Os, and I/Os
for internal processes.
Shows the bandwidth being used for various jobs
in the system.
Can be used to identify items in the system
which have open alert states, and to view the
alert messages, including information statuses of
various objects. If there are pending security
certificates, and if an SDS is in Maintenance
Mode, this is also indicated here. Alerts marked
blue are for information purposes only, and do
not require that any action be taken.
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