PowerStore: CPU utilization level too high. Reduce system load prior to NDU. (cpu_usage_level_exceeded)
Résumé: Running a pre-upgrade health check (PUHC) may return a warning "CPU utilization level too high. Reduce system load prior to NDU. (cpu_usage_level_exceeded)"
Cet article concerne
Cet article ne concerne pas
Cet article n’est associé à aucun produit spécifique.
Toutes les versions du produit ne sont pas identifiées dans cet article.
Symptômes
Running a pre-upgrade health check (PUHC) from Settings > Upgrades > HEALTH CHECK, may result in a warning as shown here:
CPU utilization level too high. Reduce system load prior to NDU. (cpu_usage_level_exceeded)
As seen from PowerStore Manager:
CPU utilization level too high. Reduce system load prior to NDU. (cpu_usage_level_exceeded)
As seen from PowerStore Manager:
Cause
The existing checks used to find CPU usage include management and platform CPU cores. The result is that, on an idle system, it sometimes catches one of those cores running at over 50% and it fails the check.
Résolution
Most of these warnings are false positives, but careful verification should be carried out in order to avoid possible upgrade issues.
In order to confirm if this CPU warning is a false positive or a real warning, go to Hardware, then choose the appliance that is being marked for CPU issues. Go to the PERFORMANCE tab, and check the CPU utilization details. The general guidance would be:
In order to confirm if this CPU warning is a false positive or a real warning, go to Hardware, then choose the appliance that is being marked for CPU issues. Go to the PERFORMANCE tab, and check the CPU utilization details. The general guidance would be:
- If the CPU utilization is around or below 50%, the upgrade may continue.
- If the CPU utilization is over 50%, the upgrade should be deferred to a period when the system is less busy.
Fix
This issue is fixed in PowerStoreOS version 2.1.x.Produits concernés
PowerStore, PowerStore 1000X, PowerStore 1000T, PowerStore 3000X, PowerStore 3000T, PowerStore 5000X, PowerStore 5000T, PowerStore 500T, PowerStore 7000X, PowerStore 7000TProduits
PowerStore 9000X, PowerStore 9000TPropriétés de l’article
Numéro d’article: 000192018
Type d’article: Solution
Dernière modification: 03 nov. 2022
Version: 6
Trouvez des réponses à vos questions auprès d’autres utilisateurs Dell
Services de support
Vérifiez si votre appareil est couvert par les services de support.