Root Aggregate space utilization No, the space consideration apply to deduplicated volumes/aggregates only. The root volume and aggregate should not contain any user data and do not have deduplication...Root Aggregate space utilization No, the space consideration apply to deduplicated volumes/aggregates only. The root volume and aggregate should not contain any user data and do not have deduplication enabled. The root aggregate is created with 95% utilization by design, as it contains the root volume (vol0), that has space guarantees enabled (thick provisioned). Root aggregate with 95-99% utilization should not prevent a successful upgrade nor cause the deduplication to be disabled.
Applies to ONTAP 9 Head Upgrade Issue Root aggregate is missing after head upgrade Console/SP: No root volume found. Rebooting... disks appear to be assigned, but no aggr found maintenance mode: *> ag...Applies to ONTAP 9 Head Upgrade Issue Root aggregate is missing after head upgrade Console/SP: No root volume found. Rebooting... disks appear to be assigned, but no aggr found maintenance mode: *> aggr show the system appears to have no disks! unable to run aggr command [localhost:raid.assim.tree.noRootVol:error]: No usable root volume was found!
Internal ONTAP processes cause high IOPS on vol0 It is usually safe to ignore in most circumstances as this should have no performance impact to user workloads Engineering has stated that this is norm...Internal ONTAP processes cause high IOPS on vol0 It is usually safe to ignore in most circumstances as this should have no performance impact to user workloads Engineering has stated that this is normal, expected, and if observed no fix is needed in most circumstances 726693 High input output operations per second (iops/s) of type other_iops seen on volume vol0 830749 High input output operations per second (iops/s) of type other_iops seen on volume vol0
ONTAP decides the Root Data Data partition and disk configuration following the NetApp Hardware Universe ADP Root Partition Configuration section during node initialization. The root aggregate for the...ONTAP decides the Root Data Data partition and disk configuration following the NetApp Hardware Universe ADP Root Partition Configuration section during node initialization. The root aggregate for the first one will be 8 data disks + 2 parity disks + 2 spares in a RAID-DP configuration, so 12 disks twice in the HA pair. The root aggregate for the second one will be 6 data disks + 2 parity disks + 1 spare in a RAID-DP configuration, so 9 disks twice in the HA pair.