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Unexpected inode increases when using FlexCahce with write-back enabled

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Applies to

  • ONTAP 9.12.1+
  • FlexCache

Issue

  • An additional 5 million inodes were consumed on the cluster during certain times of the day that did not align with file creation.
  • FlexCache write-back is enabled, and it's only available as a public preview for testing purposes.

 

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