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2522, 12:52.AM Document Display Copyright(c) 2022, Oracle Al rights reserved, Oracle Confidential OLVM: How OLVM Monitor Storage Health (Doc ID 2705707.1) In this Document Goal Solution Monitor Storage Pool Manager Health Monitor Storage Domain Health References Linux OS - Version Oracle Linux 7.5 with Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel [4.14.35] and later Linux x86-64 This article will illustrate how OLVM monitors storage health in detail Monitor Storage Poo! Manager Health ‘The Storage Poo! Manager (SPM) is @ management role assigned to one of the hosts in a data center enabling it to manage the storage domains of the data center, OLVM check SPM availability and metadata integrity at every SPM polling rate 10 seconds, You can check those engine configuration as follows. It's not recommended to change below parameters unless itis recommended by Support engineer for speicific use case: § engine-config -3 Se ragePoolRefreshTinel on: general 3 engine-config -g SpmConmandFailoverRetries ‘SpmConmandF neral § engine-con: Overat SPMFailoverAtcempts: 3 version 3 engine-config -3 DelayResetForspminseconds DelayResetForSpmingeconds: 20 version: general About the explaination of Engine config options, please refer to Doc ID 2696009.1, Monitor Storage Domain Health The storage domain health is monitored by both the OLVM engine and KVM Vdsm. 1. OLVM monitors storage domait The time interval in seconds to poll a Host status by OLVM is 3 sec by default, During the process, it will check the storage status. If the getRepoStats reports code is non-zero or lastcheck(statsGenTime - domStatus.checkTime) higher than MaxStorageVdsTimeoutCheckSec(30 seconds by default), then storage domain becomes problematic and a timer starts for the hitpsisupport oracle comiepmosiacesiSearchDocDisplay?_ad.ctr-state=yGsai0hz9_4 12 2522, 12:52.AM Document Display domain. The storage domain failure timeout is StorageDomainFailureTimeoutInMinutes(5 minutes default). If the problematic storage domain status isn’t recovered during this time, then the host will be set as non-operation. If the problematic domain is recovered during the time, then OLVM will activate the KVM host back automatically Here are related engine configuration: ehRate version: general 2. KVM host monitor storage health: If KVM host can't access the storage domains, it will become Non-Operational. Vdsm will refresh storage with sd_health_check_delay monitor interval. It invokes getStorageDomainStats to get dom.getStats the domain status and return its status back to OLVM via repoStats in _getDomsStats. Both repo_stats_cache_refresh_timeout and sd_health_check_delay can be configured in /etc/vdsm/vdsm conf Didnt find what you are looking for? hitpsisupport oracle comiepmosiacesiSearchDocDisplay?_ad.ctr-state=yGsai0hz9_4 22.

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