VASA Provider: Object Type Storage Alarm on SAN storage

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Category:: virtual-storage-console-for-vmware-vsphere

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Applies to

VASA Provider
vVols (Virtual Volumes)

Issue

In vSphere, you see an Object type storage alarm message on a SAN datastore.

Example:

VASA Provider: Object Type Storage Alarm on SAN storage

When you look for the getAlarms output VASA log bundle, you see Alarm.ContainerLogicalSpaceOvercommitment messages in the cxf.log files.

2022-11-10T15:49:15,307Z (INFO ) [cxf-184222:getAlarms-52434] Outbound Message
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ID: 184222
Response-Code: 200
Encoding: UTF-8
Content-Type: application/soap xml
Headers: {}
Payload: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<soap:Envelope>
  <soap:Body>
<ns4:alarmId>692</ns4:alarmId>
        <ns4:alarmTimeStamp>2022-11-10T15:49:06.146Z</ns4:alarmTimeStamp>
        <ns4:alarmType>Object</ns4:alarmType>
        <ns4:messageId>Alarm.ContainerLogicalSpaceOvercommitment</ns4:messageId>
        <ns4:objectId>1375a2b9ddbd489587a4000000989876</ns4:objectId>                               
        <ns4:objectType>StorageContainer</ns4:objectType>
        <ns4:parameterList>
          <ns4:parameterName>container_name</ns4:parameterName>
          <ns4:parameterValue>NETAPP_VVOL</ns4:parameterValue>
        </ns4:parameterList>
        <ns4:parameterList>
          <ns4:parameterName>threshold</ns4:parameterName>
          <ns4:parameterValue>10.0</ns4:parameterValue>
        </ns4:parameterList>
        <ns4:status>Red</ns4:status>