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• Topology configuration information
  • Scanned every 1 hour (default)
  • 47 object types containing a total of ~?? attributes ~575 attributes:
    Clusters, Nodes, RAID groups, Aggregates, SVMs, LAN/SAN interfaces, Volumes, Shares, ...
    
    
• Performance statistics
  • Scanned every ? 5 minutes (default) (?? seconds interval averages)
  • 8 object types containing a total of ~??? ~329 performance statistics

Additional information:

• See Supported NetApp ONTAP systems (SW)  for more information about which HMC and Power Systems HW/SW versions are supported.
• See Getting started - Scanner for more Information about BVQ Scanner configuration.
• See NetApp ONTAP preparation for additional Cluster preparation tasks.
• See BVQ for NetApp ONTAP scan data BVQ Offline Scanner information for more details /wiki/spaces/~557058f85a2b71be2d496e8e4575a825a92089/pages/13831013 for more details about scanned information.

End to end inter platform relations

The BVQ NetApp ONTAP platform model is interconnected to the following other platform models supported by BVQ:. With that all NetApp ONTAP objects can be combined in an end to end relationship to objects of these platforms.

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See Predefined Alerts and tests for BVQ Systems Health map for /wiki/spaces/~557058f85a2b71be2d496e8e4575a825a92089/pages/13831031 for more details.

Predefined web dashboards

BVQ Web Dashboards are based on our BVQ Datasource Plugin for Grafana. We streamlined the experience from many of our SVA NetApp ONTAP Experts to predefine three essential dashboards to provide an overview across performanceconfiguration, capacity , CPU core & memory utilization and environmental statusand performance:

See BVQ for NetApp ONTAP monitoring dashboards for more details.

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All objects, attributes and statistics of this platform can be interactively browsed within the BVQ Expert GUI. We assembled 6 3 predefined and commented BVQ Multi view favourites favorites to give you a first overview about your overall, network and storage configuration, your performance load or to guide you through analytic tasks to identify issues around redundant VIOSs or configurationperformance and capacity. We will add more as soon, as we identify additional general use cases.

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Similar to all other objects, they show up in the Path browser inside the property panel of the BVQ Expert GUI or can be opened as a Table view from the Favourite BVQ Favorite browser. All NetApp ONTAP objects can be combined in an end to end relation to objects of other platforms.

Object attributes

BVQ displays all interesting attributes provided. Please explore the BVQ Netapp NetApp Table view favourites favorites to get an impression of the most important attributes.

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Typical questions around performance, load and utilization are answered by BVQ:

• Is the LPAR performance is negatively influenced by the SAN?
• Is the LPAR performance is negatively affected by the storage?
• Which LPAR Which Volumes or Aggregates are overloaded and show high latencies?
• Is there a congestion at an attached SAN port?
• Which Volume or SVM puts a heavy load on a storage volumemy cluster?
• Does an latency peak have influence on the performance of an LPARAggregate?
• Does LPAR load generate latency peaks in storage
• Is the LPAR or FC host performance affected by slow drainers in the SAN?Which LPAR is used for a SAN port
• What Volume causes peak overloads in my Aggregate?

To view performance statistics for one or multiple objects, simply select the object(s), right-click and select the performance object type objects and open the performance view. There you can choose the metrics you are interested in .

TBD: Screenshot

In the performance chart view, open the properties panel to select the metrics you are interested in:

TBD: Screenshotfrom the properties panel: