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My AutoSupport Homepage with new efficiency calculator for NetApp Employees
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Reporting an Issue with My AutoSupportUse the Online Support link on the top banner of My
AutoSupport.
Comments about the Efficiency Calculator? Please email ng-storeff-asup@netapp.com
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The total effective capacity screen appears. Click on one of the columns to display more
information, including total effective capacity and total space used.
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on disk needed to store those copies. It can be viewed as the total amount of space
savings due to all NetApp technologies, including in-line data compaction, in-line
deduplication, in-line compression and volume snapshots, volume clones, LUN and file
clones, post processing data reduction features, etc. This value does not include any
thin provisioning savings
Snapshots, Clones and Data Compaction: the ratio of logical data used by volume
clones, volume snapshots and space savings due to in-line data compaction compared to
the number of physical blocks needed to store the data. It does not include space
savings due to in-line de-duplication or in-line compression. This ratio includes space
savings due to newly provisioned LUNs (which reserve space in the flexvol), even if no
data has been written to the LUN yet and the volume is not space-guaranteed.
De-duplication and Compression: is the ratio of space savings from in-line data
compression, in-line de-duplication, in-line pattern removal and their post-processing
counterparts. it is the ratio equivalent of the output of df -s. Space savings due to file
clones and LUN clones is also included in this ratio. This value does not include any thin
provisioning savings.
Total Logical Used Capacity: is the sum of the used capacity represented by all files and
LUNs attached to the controller. For example, if you write a total of 10GiB of data to
two different files, regardless of whether compression or de-duplication saves space,
this value will be 10GiB.
Total Physical Used Capacity: This is the sum of the used physical capacity
represented by all files and LUNs attached to the controller. For example, if you write a
total of 10GiB of data to two different files, and in-line data compaction, de-duplication
and compression reduce the total amount of physical capacity used to 1 GiB, this value
will be 1GiB. In this case, the Total Effective Storage Capacity ratio for the controller
would be 10:1
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Q: Can I use this to prove that customers are getting their guaranteed 4:1 efficiency savings?
A: Yes.
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