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October 25th, 2020 20:00
PowerStore command
hi there ...
I am not to sure if this is the right place to post my question ... but I guess PowerStore is kid of mix of Unity and VM .. So please help me out on below query ...
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Different performance matrix pstcli performance_metrics_by_appliance cmd @PowerStore and Client ..
Is this what is supposed be ? or is there any fix for inconsistency ?
@powerstore>
appliance_id,timestamp,avg_read_latency,avg_read_size,avg_latency,avg_write_latency,avg_write_size,read_iops,read_bandwidth,total_iops,total_bandwidth,write_iops,write_bandwidth,avg_io_size,io_workload_cpu_utilization,repeat_count
@Windows
appliance_id,timestamp,avg_read_latency,avg_read_size,avg_latency,avg_write_latency,avg_write_size,avg_io_size,repeat_count
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iRob
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October 26th, 2020 07:00
Hi @ayas ,
PowerStore is not just a mix of Unity and VM, it's a new Storage Platform.
Which version of pstcli command are you trying on Windows ? - I've compared pstcli on service shell with pstcli on windows which shows version
h:\>pstcli -version
Version: 1.0.0.227
both show exact same fields for command (in a pstcli session) :
cli> metrics generate -entity performance_metrics_by_appliance -entity_id A1 -interval One_Day -output csv -table
Thanks,
Robert
ayas
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October 27th, 2020 01:00
Hi iROB !
Thank you so much for the reply …
I actually do not know the version but I am glad you found same fields in Windows env.
But I also found pstcli may have some limited functionality compare with using API …so I will check with API usage as well and versions .... and get back to you if there is any more info !
Thanks !
Ayas
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