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Performance archiver cannot write to file

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Applies to

  • ONTAP 9
  • Cluster Counter Manager Archive (CCMA) files

Issue

  • Error in EMS-LOG:

Tue Jun 29 09:08:45 +0200 [node1a: CCMA-Cleaner: ems.engine.suppressed:debug]: Event 'perf.ccma.write.track' suppressed 9 times in last 205461 seconds.

Tue Jun 29 09:08:45 +0200 [node1a: CCMA-Cleaner: perf.ccma.write.track:debug]: Performance archiver cannot write to file '042317_000000_0000000000000_0000000.ccma'.

  • EMS event description:

Node: node1
Sequence#: 12409
Time: 6/30/2021 09:54:34
Severity: DEBUG
EMS Severity: DEBUG
Source: CCMA-Cleaner
Message Name: perf.ccma.write.track
Event: perf.ccma.write.track: Performance archiver cannot write to file '001080_000000_0000000000000_0000000.ccma'.
Kernel Generation Number: -
Kernel Sequence Number: -
EMS Event XML Length: 226 Number of Times Suppressed Since Last Time Logged: 0
Corrective Action: Verify that the root volume has free space. Consider increasing its size, modifying or disabling the Snapshot(tm) copy policy, or reducing the disk space limits for the archiver (using the 'archive config modify -datastore-max-size' command). Investigate the issue further by reading the perf_archive CM object error counters.
Description: This message occurs when the performance archiver cannot log data to disk. The root volume might be full.

  • The root volume has free space.

 

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