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The suite our gear is in recently experienced a simultaneous failure of all three of is HVAC units, we don’t have an explanation yet but we’ll save that for another post. What’s more interesting is seeing how your hardware handles such extreme temperatures. The suite at the peak of its thermal overload was up to [...]
I love NetApp but they still have a few quirks that bug the hell out of me. First and foremost is the sheer CPU hit a filer will take from handling GETATTR ops. With modern NFS client cache implementations we’ve moved the predominant NFS operation to 40-60% GETATTR calls, sometimes even higher on more unique [...]
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