Hi there,
I have a couple of question regarding this topic.
Firstly, within one node (controller) there is only one root aggregate, am I right? So, one controller means only one root aggregate? And this root aggregate is thanks to advanced disk partitioning on all disks within one controller (root aggregate covers a small part of all disks), isnt it? And just to be sure, the root aggregate is owned by the controller. Then, I do not understand why are root aggregates needed if they can not be failed over during snap mirror. Is there any boot device in the root aggregate?
Secondly, there can be couple of data aggregates in one node (controller). The data aggregate is owned by the controller, isnt it. The capacity of the data aggregate can be only increased. In one data aggregate there can be a lot of different SVMs. And one SVM can simultaneously be hosted/present on multiple data aggregates within one node, is that true?
Feel free to correct my mistakes!
Thanks!