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Storage Accelerator Statistics - Vsish dcachestats

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I'd like to know if I am interpreting these VSA stats correctly and/or if there is a better way to do this.

 

I'm running "vsish -e  cat /vmkModules/cbrc_filter/dcacheStats" to obtain my stats (see bottom)

 

Am I correct in thinking that the  "VM issued read IO count" - "Backend IO read count" = the IO served by Storage Accelerator cache?

 

Are there any other ways to get stats on how much benefit the VSA is giving?

 

-thanks

 

 

CBRC cache statistics {

   Cache chunk size:4096

   Number of LRU lists:100

   Number of hash buckets:5000

   Total buffers:524288

   Buffers with memory allocated:524288

   Minimum requirement of alloced buffers:0

   VMs using cache:1

   VMs using active cache:1

   Stats counters:Data cache counters {

      Active buffers:0

      Buffer invalidations:1984339

      Evicts of valid buffers:1984339

      Evicts of valid buffers during getfreebuf:1984339

      VM issued read io count:2277260

      VM issued write io count:3348461

      Read io count within cache limits:2276764

      Write io count within cache limits:3348461

      Backend io read count:1505926

      Backend io write count:3348461

      Abort count:0

      Reset count:0

      Digest not found count:1081795

      Skipped read count:496

      Backened io read failures:0

      Getfreebuf failures:0

      On demand buf alloc failures:0

      Deleted during fetch count:0

      Transit during fetch count:64828

      Transit Pop count:64828

      Transit waits:0

      Timeouts in buffer transit waits:0

      Transit errors:0

      Cache fill io errors:0

      Copy to user buf errors:0

      Races in getting free buffers:29603

      Reclaimed buffers:0

   }

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