Within System Manager, or OnCommand Performance Manager, you can find SVM based performance widget, show us for instance latency and IOPS.
Because of this, some people here believe we should create SVM's for each project or application, therefore we can quickly know how they are performed, then focus on the application not performing well.
Some other people feel Since SVM's are all logical entities, performance widget in SVM basis provide us an idea on how an project is performed overall, but not so much insightful. When you need to troubleshoot the performance issue, we will still have to drill down to elements, ex, aggregates, volumes, and Nodes. How applications performed, not necessarily could determine the root cause. The criteria on whether or not create a SVM should not based on the widget.
What is your opinion?
Because of this, some people here believe we should create SVM's for each project or application, therefore we can quickly know how they are performed, then focus on the application not performing well.
Some other people feel Since SVM's are all logical entities, performance widget in SVM basis provide us an idea on how an project is performed overall, but not so much insightful. When you need to troubleshoot the performance issue, we will still have to drill down to elements, ex, aggregates, volumes, and Nodes. How applications performed, not necessarily could determine the root cause. The criteria on whether or not create a SVM should not based on the widget.
What is your opinion?