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    • https://kb.netapp.com/Cloud/BlueXP/Cloud_Tiering/Migrating_a_large_VMDK_file_to_a_fabric_pool_aggregate_with_not_enough_space
      Applies to ONTAP 9 FabricPool-enabled aggregates Aggregate space Issue Large VMDK file Not enough space in the FabricPool-enabled aggregate than the VMDK file size VCenter is migrating the VDMK file b...Applies to ONTAP 9 FabricPool-enabled aggregates Aggregate space Issue Large VMDK file Not enough space in the FabricPool-enabled aggregate than the VMDK file size VCenter is migrating the VDMK file because there is not enough space available Tiering policy is set to all
    • https://kb.netapp.com/on-prem/ontap/Ontap_OS/OS-KBs/Will_excessively_high_aggregate_usage_affect_ONTAP_revert
      Assuming that the aggregate usage increased to nearly 100% after the upgrade, and that ONTAP forced the WAFL reserve percentage back to 10% due to the revert, this may result in aggregate space issues...Assuming that the aggregate usage increased to nearly 100% after the upgrade, and that ONTAP forced the WAFL reserve percentage back to 10% due to the revert, this may result in aggregate space issues For FAS platforms, the WAFL reserve for aggregates greater than 30TB in size is reduced from 10% to 5%, resulting in increased usable space in the aggregate
    • https://kb.netapp.com/on-prem/ontap/OHW/OHW-KBs/What_happens_when_an_SSD_aggregate_reaches_high_percentage_of_the_total_capacity
      Applies to AFF systems Comparing to HDD aggregated where we might see performance issue in highly utilized environment with SSD aggregates this shouldn't be a case. This is due to differences in techn...Applies to AFF systems Comparing to HDD aggregated where we might see performance issue in highly utilized environment with SSD aggregates this shouldn't be a case. This is due to differences in technology used to access the data. HDD disks have mechanical parts and different design which has big contribution in system performance SSD disks use a different technology and don't have mechanical parts. Therefore the access to the data is faster and shouldn't be affect by how full is the aggregate