Displaying Container Statistics - Dell DR4000 Administrator's Manual

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NOTE:
If any file ingested by the DR4000 system by a DMA or backup
application is renamed or deleted without using the DMA or backup
application's process, the corresponding catalog must be updated
accordingly. Failure to do so may prevent the DMA or backup application from
being able to access the data.
4 Verify that the data recently moved now reside in the destination container
(or click Dashboard Statistics: Container, select the destination
container in the Container Name drop-down list, and view the Recent
Activity pane).

Displaying Container Statistics

To display the current statistics for an existing container that stores your data:
1 Select Storage Containers.
The Containers page is displayed, and lists all current containers.
2 Click Select to identify the container to observer, and click Display
Statistics in the options bar.
The Statistics: Container page is displayed showing current backup data
(current number of files and bytes ingested), and read and write
throughput. The system polls for and updates the displayed statistics every
30 seconds.
NOTE:
To display statistics for another container, select that container by name in
the Container Name drop-down list.
To display the set of system statistics, use the DR4000 system CLI stats
--system command to show the following categories of system statistics:
• Capacity used (system capacity used in GBs)
• Capacity free (system capacity free in GBs)
• Read throughput (read throughput rate in MB/s)
• Write throughput (write throughput rate in MB/s)
• Current files (current number of files in system)
• Current bytes (current number of ingested bytes in system)
• Post deduplication bytes (number of bytes after deduplication)
• Post compression bytes (number of bytes after compression)
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