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In Unified Manager, you can identify which volume workloads have the highest deviation in response time \(latency\) caused by a storage component in contention. Identifying these workloads helps you understand why the client applications accessing them have been performing slower than usual. |
In Unified Manager, you can identify which volume workloads have the highest deviation in response time (latency) caused by a storage component in contention. Identifying these workloads helps you understand why the client applications accessing them have been performing slower than usual.
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You must have the Operator, OnCommand Administrator, or Storage Administrator role.
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There must be new, acknowledged, or obsolete dynamic performance events.
The Event details page displays a list of the user-defined and system-defined workloads, ranked by the highest deviation in activity or usage on the component or most impacted by the event. The values are based on the peaks that Unified Manager identified when it detected and last analyzed the event.