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December 12th, 2013 07:00

Finding global average bytes new or change rate

Hello all,

  I'm looking at our activity panel and I was hoping to be able to select the bytes new column and put it in an excel spread sheet to get an average bytes new or change rate. Sadly when you copy this data it turns into a mess as a CSV or when being pasted in to Excel.

Is there a report that can be run within Avamar to get the rolling average change rate on the grid?

Thank you kindly,

Steven

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December 12th, 2013 07:00

The column you'll be most interested in is the ModSent column. This is the amount of new data actually stored on the server.

You can find a more detailed explanation of the DPN Summary report in the Best Practices guide or in the Avamar Server management best practices Ask the Expert thread:

Re: Ask the Expert: Avamar Server management best practices

2K Posts

December 12th, 2013 07:00

I would recommend taking a look at capacity.sh (which you can run from the command line on the Avamar utility node) if you need to get an idea about daily and average ingest rates or the DPN Summary report (which you can generate from the Avamar GUI) if you need something more fine-grained.

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December 12th, 2013 07:00

See I'm looking at the DPN report but I don't see where you would calculate the change data on this report.

There are

TotalBytes  ModSent, ModReduced, etc.

How would you calculate change data?

Thank you much,

Steven

355 Posts

December 12th, 2013 09:00

Hello Smaiello,

You can run capacity.sh script to analyze the data change.

a)  Login to the utility node as the admin user

b)  run /usr/local/avamar/bin/capacity.sh


The top part of the script output shows the date, the amount of new data added, the number of backups taken, the amount of data removed by garbage collection and the net change rate on the system (data added minus data removed).
This section gives you an idea of what is happening on a day by day basis.  You can use this to understand, at a glance, on which days experienced large increases in backup data and how data has been removed in the garbage collection sessions.

It will be very clear if there were an unusual amount (or lack of) backup data or if garbage collection failed to run on a particular day.
 
Date       New Data   #BU   Removed    #GC   Net Change
---------- ---------- ----- ---------- ----- ----------
2009-03-04 383236 mb  464   -33167 mb  1     350069 mb
2009-03-05 505260 mb  649   -56577 mb  1     448682 mb
2009-03-06 82157 mb   228  -197873 mb  2    -115715 mb
2009-03-07 499756 mb  434        0 mb        499756 mb
2009-03-08 243758 mb  328   -98435 mb  1     145322 mb
2009-03-09 126805 mb  437   -86354 mb  1      40451 mb
2009-03-10 233511 mb  435   -86748 mb  1     146762 mb
2009-03-11 152480 mb  140   -83876 mb  1      68603 mb
---------- ---------- ----- ---------- ----- ----------
Average    197349 mb        -62578 mb        134770 mb


Top High Change Clients:

--------------------------

Total for all clients             7923 mb      100.0%
   aaaaa.xxxx.emc.com              2381 mb       30.1%
   bbbbb.xxxx.emc.com              1990 mb       25.1%
   ccccc.xxxx.emc.com              1282 mb       16.2%



355 Posts

December 12th, 2013 10:00

You can also use DPN report. Please refer to following link to understand meaning of each column.

Avamar DPN

Hope this will help you.

Regards,

Pawan

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