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Why is there a front-end latency spike without a corresponding user workload?

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ONTAP 9

Answer

  • There are many background workloads in ONTAP
  • One of the backgrounds workloads is actually a foreground workload called copy offload
    • This is called _ocs_vserver_ in ONTAP's QoS workload system

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