Summary | Fix for reporting StorageAnalyzer (server only part) |
Platform | Unix |
Category | bugfix |
Requires | 823 |
Client Required Patch/es | |
Supersedes | |
Superseded by | |
Affects | Server: Core |
Last Updated | February 10, 2014 |
This patch introduces a new way of processing StorageAnalyzer data, by processing per-host instead of per-disk. I.e. if one disk on one host is down one time data is collected, it will draw the average size reported down, and only for this disk. The rest of the disks on the same host will show the "full" value. Originally it was reported per-disk. Later it was changed to average over the time interval, which gave values that were not intuitive and too difficult to interpret. IMPORTANT: Before reports are made, the old database has to be regenerated with: /opt/openit/bin/add --redo --datatype 24(29,40,59) --resolution <highest res> The highest resolution refers to the interval at which the Storage data is collected. It can be found by looking into the database at the data type directory. It is either day or week, whichever is shortest. Day resolution will be written as "86400" on the command line, week as "604800". This must be done after patch 823 is installed, so the new summasummarum is in place. It can be done either before or after this patch, 824, is installed.
Unpack tar file in e.g /tmp/patch on the Open iT host. Do the following as root: cd /tmp/patch ./patch.pl
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