Configure storage pool settings, including checksum, zero padding, and compression.
Steps
On the menu bar, click
Block > Storage Pools.
In the list of storage pools, select the relevant storage pool, and click
Modify > General Settings.
In the
Storage Pool Settings dialog box, configure the following settings for the storage pool:
Option
Description
Enable Rebuild/Rebalance
By default, the rebuild/rebalance features are enabled in the system because they are essential for system health, optimal performance, and data protection.
CAUTION: Rebuilding and rebalancing are essential parts of
PowerFlex and should only be disabled temporarily, in special circumstances. If rebuilds are disabled, redundancy will not be restored after failures. Disabling rebalance may cause the system to become unbalanced even if no capacity is added or removed.
Enable Inflight Checksum
Inflight checksum protection mode can be used to validate data reads and writes in storage pools, in order to protect data from data corruption.
Enable Persistent Checksum
Persistent checksum can be used to support the medium granularity layout in protecting the storage device from data corruption. Select
validate on read to validate data reads in the storage pool.
NOTE:If you want to enable or disable persistent checksum, you must first disable the background device scanner from the storage pool.
Enable Zero Padding Policy
Use the zero-padded policy when the storage pool data layout is fine granularity. The zero-padded policy ensures that every read from an area previously not written to returns zeros.
Enable Compression
For fine granularity storage pools, inline compression allows you to gain more effective capacity.
Click
Apply.
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