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Metro Container Storage Missmacht

  • 14 February 2023
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Hey guys,

I made a quite new discovery that is totally new to me and I try to understand where this is comming from, maybe someone can help :)

Scenario: There are 2 ESX clusters, connected via Metro. The DataStore on the source site is ~2TB, the datastore on the destination is about 1TB and I have no clue why :)

Both DataStores only use compression, there are no other snapshots on the source side and this is for a couple of days now, so no curator run should be involved.

 

Ideas anyone?

 

Cheers, Flo

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JeroenTielen
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How are the containers configured (advertised size??) What is the storagepool size on both clusters?

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Hi Jeroen,

both containers are configured with 8TB advertised and reserved, storage pools are both about 125TiB

JeroenTielen
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Got it. But the 2TB and 1TB is that what is being used or available then?

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2TB / 1TB is the used space shown in Prism Central

JeroenTielen
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Got it. This can be due to dataprotection snapshots or recovery points (leap) in Prism Central. Or maybe not all vm's are protected by the protection policy (metro). 

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We don’t have any other Data Protection in these clusters than metro. I also had a look into the local snapshots on the PD, there is one expired snapshots of 9,x GiB..

I don’t get it :-D

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