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Aggregate offline with disk missing in single node Cloud Volumes ONTAP in AWS

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Applies to

  • Cloud Volumes ONTAP (CVO)
  • AWS

Issue

  • Aggregate shows failed in an AWS Cloud Volumes ONTAP environment:
 
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Your_AWS_node::> aggr show


Aggregate     Size Available Used% State   #Vols  Nodes            RAID Status
--------- -------- --------- ----- ------- ------ ---------------- ------------
aggr0_Your_AWS_node_01
           124.0GB    6.01GB   95% online       1 Your_AWS_node-01 raid0,
                                                                   normal
aggr1           0B        0B    0% failed       0 Your_AWS_node-01 raid0,
                                                                   partial
2 entries were displayed.

 
  • Following messages are seen in EMS:
 
12/9/2021 15:48:15  Your_AWS_node-01 ALERT         sk.panic: Panic String: aggr aggr1: raid volfsm, fatal disk error in RAID group with no parity disk..
Raid type - raid0
Group name plex0/rg0 state NORMAL. 1 disk failed in the group.
Disk 0b.6 S/N [00000000V-xNBTca/C86] UID [00000000V-xNBTca/C86] error: no valid path to disk. in SK process config_thread on
release 9.10.1RC1 (C)
 
 
12/9/2021 15:48:15  Your_AWS_node-01 ERROR         scsi.cmd.adapterHardwareErrorEMSOnly: Disk device 0b.6L0: Adapter detected hardware error: HA status 0x6: cdb 0x2a:00034c30:0078. Disk 0b.6 S/N [00000000V-xNBTca/C86] UID [00000000V-xNBTca/C86] Target Address [nvme (null)6]
12/9/2021 15:48:15  Your_AWS_node-01 ERROR         scsi.cmd.abortedByHost: Disk device 0b.6L0: Command aborted by host adapter: HA status 0x4: cdb 0x2a:00034c30:0078. Disk 0b.6 S/N [00000000V-xNBTca/C86] UID [00000000V-xNBTca/C86] Target Address [nvme (null)6]

 
  • The disk show output does not list all of the disks that make up the aggregate as expected. In this example, we can see only 5 disks for aggr1, although we know from previous AutoSupports that there should be 6 disks in the aggregate:

Your_AWS_node::> disk show
                     Usable           Disk    Container   Container
Disk                   Size Shelf Bay Type    Type        Name      Owner
---------------- ---------- ----- --- ------- ----------- --------- --------
NET-1.1             137.8GB     -   - VMDISK  aggregate   aggr0_Your_AWS_node_01
                                                                    Your_AWS_node-01
NET-1.3              1007GB     -   - VMDISK  aggregate   aggr1     Your_AWS_node-01
NET-1.4              1007GB     -   - VMDISK  aggregate   aggr1     Your_AWS_node-01
NET-1.5              1007GB     -   - VMDISK  aggregate   aggr1     Your_AWS_node-01
NET-1.7              1007GB     -   - VMDISK  aggregate   aggr1     Your_AWS_node-01
NET-1.8              1007GB     -   - VMDISK  aggregate   aggr1     Your_AWS_node-01
6 entries were displayed.

 

We can see in this example that disk NET-1.6 is missing when comparing the current disk show output to previous AutoSupports.

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