Hey, guys!
Today I will share with you the Huawei storage performance analysis tools.
1. View real-time monitoring data on DeviceManager or SystemReporter.
2. View historical performance monitoring data on the eService performance analysis website.
3. Use eDesigner to evaluate storage's reachable performance indicators.
How to analyze the performance log.
Website for Analyzing Historical Performance Data
Uploading a performance file package to http://oceanstor-analyser.huawei.com:8080/
1. A data package exported using SmartKit can be directly uploaded and parsed.
2. Performance files collected in other ways must be compressed into one package before being uploaded and parsed. Do not upload small packages separately.
3. Currently, .zip, .rar, and .7z packages are supported.
4. Do not place performance files of different devices into the same package. Otherwise, the performance data may fail to be parsed.
5. You are advised to upload the config file after uploading performance data.
The sharing function enables you to share the performance data with the personnel who analyze the data together.
Performance analysis reports can be directly generated based on performance data.
Currently, View Data in the lower left corner is the function most used.
Using eService to Analyze Performance Data
Using eDesigner to Evaluate Performance
You can check the following path:
Storage - Enterprise Storage - Product Capability Evaluation
http://app.huawei.com/unistar/edesigner/solutionAction!showHome.action
Product and service model Support
Products: converged storage V3 and V5 series, Dorado V3 and V6 series, T V2 and 18000 V1 series.
Service models: mainstream services such as OLTP, OLAP, VDI, all-random, and NAS.
Purposes
After you enter a product model, configuration, usage model, and service model, eDesigner automatically evaluates the capacity and performance indicators of the product, which greatly reduces the workload of manual performance evaluation.
Evaluate whether the service workloads have reached the product capability bottleneck.
Service model
Drive configuration
View the result
That's all, thanks!
