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CAIQUM-221: ActiveIQ Unified Manager volume health threshold alerts consider Autogrow Max Size when enabled

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Issue

  • The threshold calculation on volumes considers Autogrow Max Size if autogrow is enabled.
  • For such volumes (assume it has 5% snapshot reserve) where autogrow is enabled, it considers 95% of the Autogrow Max Size as volume total data capacity
  • When autogrow is disabled, it considers the actual volume total data capacity for volume events.

 

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