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Midwest Regional VMUG,[object Object],Next Generation Best Practices for Storage and VMware,[object Object],Scott Lowe, VCDX #39,[object Object],vSpecialist, EMC Corporation,[object Object],Author, Mastering VMware vSphere 4,[object Object],http://blog.scottlowe.org,[object Object],http://twitter.com/scott_lowe,[object Object]
The “Great” Protocol Debate,[object Object],Every protocol can Be Highly Available, and generally, every protocol can meet a broad performance band,[object Object],Each protocol has different configuration considerations,[object Object],Each Protocol has a VMware “super-power”, and also a “kryponite”,[object Object],In vSphere, there is core feature equality across protocols,[object Object],Conclusion: there is no debate – pick what works for you!,[object Object],The best flexibility comes from a combination of VMFS and NFS,[object Object]
First - Key Things To Know – “A” thru “F”,[object Object],Key Best Practices circa 2010/2011,[object Object]
Leverage Key Docs,[object Object],Key Best Practices circa 2010/2011,[object Object],A,[object Object]
Key Docs, and Storage Array Taxonomy,[object Object],Key VMware Docs:,[object Object],Fibre Channel SAN Configuration Guide,[object Object],iSCSI SAN Configuration Guide,[object Object],Storage/SAN Compatibility Guide,[object Object],…Understand VMware Storage Taxonomy:,[object Object],Active/Active (LUN ownership),[object Object],Active/Passive (LUN ownership),[object Object],Virtual Port (iSCSI only),[object Object]
Key Docs, and Storage Array Taxonomy,[object Object],Key Storage Partner Docs:,[object Object],Each Array is very different.   Storage varies far more vendor to vendor than servers do,[object Object],Find, read, and stay current on your array’s Best Practices Doc – most are excellent.,[object Object],Even if you’re NOT the storage team, read them – it will help you.,[object Object],http://www.emc.com/collateral/hardware/solution-overview/h2529-vmware-esx-svr-w-symmetrix-wp-ldv.pdf,[object Object],http://www.emc.com/collateral/hardware/technical-documentation/h5536-vmware-esx-srvr-using-celerra-stor-sys-wp.pdf,[object Object],http://www.emc.com/collateral/software/solution-overview/h2197-vmware-esx-clariion-stor-syst-ldv.pdf   ,[object Object]
Setup Multipathing Right,[object Object],Key Best Practices circa 2010/2011,[object Object],B,[object Object]
Understanding the vSphere Pluggable Storage Architecture,[object Object]
What’s “out of the box” in vSphere 4.1?,[object Object],[root@esxi ~]# vmware -vVMware ESX 4.1.0 build-260247 [root@esxi ~]# esxcli nmp satp listName                 Default PSP       DescriptionVMW_SATP_SYMM        VMW_PSP_FIXED     Placeholder (plugin not loaded)VMW_SATP_SVC         VMW_PSP_FIXED     Placeholder (plugin not loaded)VMW_SATP_MSA         VMW_PSP_MRU       Placeholder (plugin not loaded)VMW_SATP_LSI         VMW_PSP_MRU       Placeholder (plugin not loaded)VMW_SATP_INV         VMW_PSP_FIXED     Placeholder (plugin not loaded)VMW_SATP_EVA         VMW_PSP_FIXED     Placeholder (plugin not loaded)VMW_SATP_EQL         VMW_PSP_FIXED     Placeholder (plugin not loaded)VMW_SATP_DEFAULT_AP  VMW_PSP_MRU       Placeholder (plugin not loaded)VMW_SATP_ALUA_CX     VMW_PSP_FIXED_AP  Placeholder (plugin not loaded)VMW_SATP_CX          VMW_PSP_MRU       Supports EMC CX that do not use the ALUA protocolVMW_SATP_ALUA        VMW_PSP_RR        Supports non-specific arrays that use the ALUA protocolVMW_SATP_DEFAULT_AA  VMW_PSP_FIXED     Supports non-specific active/active arraysVMW_SATP_LOCAL       VMW_PSP_FIXED     Supports direct attached devices ,[object Object]
What’s “out of the box” in vSphere?,[object Object],PSPs:,[object Object],[object Object]
All IO goes down preferred path, reverts to preferred path after original path restore
MRU (Default for Active-Passive LUN ownership models)
All IO goes down active path, stays after original path restore
Round Robin
n IO operations goes down active path then rotate (default is 1000)HOWTO – setting PSP for a specific device (can override default selected by SATP detected ARRAYID):,[object Object],esxcli nmp device setpolicy --device <device UID> --psp VMW_PSP_RR ,[object Object],(check with your vendor first!),[object Object]
Changing Round Robin IOOperationLimit,[object Object],esxcli nmp roundrobin setconfig --device <device UID> –iops,[object Object],check with your storage vendor first!  This setting can cause problems on arrays.   Has been validated ok, but not necessary in most cases,[object Object]
Effect of different RR IOOperationLimit settings,[object Object],NOTE: ,[object Object],This is with a SINGLE LUN.,[object Object],This is the case where the larger IOOperationLimit default is the worst,[object Object],In a real-world environment – lots of LUNs and VMs results in decent overall loadbalancing,[object Object],Recommendation – if you can, stick with the default,[object Object]
What is Asymmetric Logical Unit (ALUA)?,[object Object],Many storage arrays have Active/Passive LUN ownership,[object Object],All paths show in the vSphere Client as:,[object Object],Active (can be used for I/O),[object Object],I/O is accepted on all ports,[object Object],All I/O for a LUN is serviced on its owning storage processor,[object Object],[object Object]
Enter ALUA to solve this issueSupported introduced in vSphere 4.0,[object Object],SP A,[object Object],SP B,[object Object],LUN,[object Object]
What is Asymmetric Logical Unit (ALUA)?,[object Object],[object Object],Active (can be used for I/O),[object Object],Active (non-optimized – not normally used for I/O),[object Object],Standby,[object Object],Dead,[object Object],Ensures optimal path selection/usage by vSphere PSP and 3rd Party MPPs,[object Object],Supports Fixed, MRU, & RR PSP,[object Object],Supports EMC PowerPath/VE,[object Object],ALUA is not supported in ESX 3.5,[object Object],SP A,[object Object],SP B,[object Object],LUN,[object Object]
Understanding MPIO,[object Object],MPIO is based on “initiator-target” sessions – not “links”,[object Object]
MPIO Exceptions – Windows Clusters,[object Object],Among a long list of “not supported” things:,[object Object],NO Clustering on NFS datastores,[object Object],No Clustering on iSCSI, FCoE (unless using PP/VE),[object Object],No round-robin with native multipathing (unless using PP/VE),[object Object],NO Mixed environments, such as configurations where one cluster node is running a different version of ESX/ESXi than another cluster node.,[object Object],NO Use of MSCS in conjunction with VMware Fault Tolerance.,[object Object],NO Migration with vMotion of clustered virtual machines.,[object Object],NO N-Port ID Virtualization (NPIV),[object Object],You must use hardware version 7 with ESX/ESXi 4.1,[object Object]
APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],APP,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],OS,[object Object],Shared,[object Object],Storage,[object Object],STORAGE,[object Object],PowerPath – a Multipathing Plugin (MPP),[object Object],Simple Storage manageability,[object Object],Simple Provisioning = “Pool of Connectivity”,[object Object],Predictable and consistent,[object Object],Optimize server, storage, and data-path utilization,[object Object],Performance and Scale,[object Object],Tune infrastructure performance, LUN/Path Prioritization,[object Object],Predictive Array Specific Load Balancing Algorithms,[object Object],Automatic HBA, Path, and storage processor fault recovery,[object Object],Other 3rd party MPPs:,[object Object],Dell/Equalogic PSP,[object Object],Uses a “least deep queue” algorithm rather than basic round robin,[object Object],Can redirect IO to different peer storage nodes,[object Object],See this at the Dell/EqualLogic booth,[object Object],PowerPath,[object Object],PowerPath,[object Object],PowerPath,[object Object],PowerPath,[object Object]
NFS ,[object Object],Considerations,[object Object]
General NFS Best Practices,[object Object],[object Object],EMC Celerra H5536 & NetApp TR-3749,[object Object],While these are constantly being updated, at any given time, they are authoritative,[object Object],[object Object]
Use Multiple NFS datastores & 10GbE
1GbE requires more complexity to address I/O scaling due to one data session per connection with NFSv3,[object Object]
 NFS.HeartbeatFrequency = 12
NFS.HeartbeatTimeout = 5
NFS.HeartbeatMaxFailures = 10
Increase Guest OS time-out values to matchBack up your Windows registry. ,[object Object],Select Start>Run, regedit,[object Object],In the left‐panel hierarchy view, double‐click HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE> System> CurrentControlSet>  Services> Disk. ,[object Object],Select the TimeOutValue and set the data value to 125 (decimal). ,[object Object],Note: this is not reset when VMtools are updated,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
General NFS Best Practices – Multi-Switch Link Aggregation,[object Object],Allows two physical switches to operate as a single logical fabric,[object Object],Much simpler network design,[object Object],Single IP subnet,[object Object],Provides multiple active connections to each storage controller,[object Object],Easily scales to more connections by adding NICs and aliases,[object Object],Storage controller connection load balancing is automatically managed by the EtherChannel IP load-balancing policy,[object Object]
General NFS Best Practices – HA and Scaling,[object Object],10GbE?,[object Object],Yes,[object Object],No,[object Object],Support,[object Object],multi-switch,[object Object],Link,[object Object],aggr?,[object Object],One VMKernel port,[object Object],& IP subnet,[object Object],Yes,[object Object],Use multiple links with,[object Object],IP hash load balancing on,[object Object],the NFS client (ESX),[object Object],Use multiple VMKernel,[object Object],Ports & IP subnets,[object Object],Use multiple links with,[object Object],IP hash load balancing on,[object Object],The NFS server (array),[object Object],Use ESX routing table,[object Object],Storage needs multiple,[object Object],sequential IP addresses,[object Object],Storage needs multiple,[object Object],sequential IP addresses,[object Object]
iSCSI & NFS – Ethernet Jumbo Frames,[object Object],What is an Ethernet Jumbo Frame?,[object Object],Ethernet frames with more than 1500 bytes of payload (9000 is common),[object Object],Commonly ‘thought of’ as having better performance due to greater payload per packet / reduction of packets,[object Object],[object Object],Supported by all major storage vendors & VMware,[object Object],Adds complexity & performance gains are marginal with common block sizes,[object Object],FCoE uses MTU of 2240 which is auto-configured via switch and CAN handshake,[object Object],All IP traffic transfers at default MTU size,[object Object],Stick with the defaults when you can,[object Object]
iSCSI & NFS caveat when used together,[object Object],Remember – iSCSI and NFS network HA models = DIFFERENT,[object Object],iSCSI uses vmknics with no Ethernet failover – using MPIO instead,[object Object],NFS client relies on vmknics using link aggregation/Ethernet failover,[object Object],NFS relies on host routing table,[object Object],[object Object],Use of multiple session iSCSI with NFS is not supported by NetApp,[object Object],EMC supports, but best practice is to have separate subnets, virtual interfaces,[object Object]
Summary of “Setup Multipathing Right”,[object Object],VMFS/RDMs,[object Object],Round Robin policy for NMP is default BP on most storage platforms,[object Object],PowerPath/VE further simplifies/automates multipathing on all EMC (and many non-EMC) platforms. ,[object Object],Notably supports MSCS/WSFC including vMotion and VM HA ,[object Object],NFS,[object Object],For load balancing, distribute VMs across multiple datastores on multiple I/O paths. Follow the resiliency procedure in the TechBook to ensure VM resiliency to storage failover and reboot over NFS,[object Object]
Alignment = good hygiene,[object Object],Key Best Practices circa 2010/2011,[object Object],C,[object Object]
“Alignment = good hygiene”,[object Object],Misalignment of filesystems results in additional work on storage controller to satisfy IO request,[object Object],Affects every protocol, and every storage array,[object Object],VMFS on iSCSI, FC, & FCoE LUNs,[object Object],NFS,[object Object],VMDKs & RDMs with NTFS, EXT3, etc,[object Object],Filesystems exist in the datastore and VMDK,[object Object],Datastore Alignment,[object Object],VMFS 1MB-8MB,[object Object],VMFS 1MB-8MB,[object Object],Block,[object Object],Array 4KB-64KB,[object Object],Chunk,[object Object],Chunk,[object Object],Chunk,[object Object],Array 4KB-64KB,[object Object]
“Alignment = good hygiene”,[object Object],Misalignment of filesystems results in additional work on storage controller to satisfy IO request,[object Object],Affects every protocol, and every storage array,[object Object],VMFS on iSCSI, FC, & FCoE LUNs,[object Object],NFS,[object Object],VMDKs & RDMs with NTFS, EXT3, etc,[object Object],Filesystems exist in the datastore and VMDK,[object Object],Datastore Alignment,[object Object],VMFS 1MB-8MB,[object Object],VMFS 1MB-8MB,[object Object],Block,[object Object],Array 4KB-64KB,[object Object],Array 4KB-64KB,[object Object],Chunk,[object Object],Chunk,[object Object],Chunk,[object Object]
“Alignment = good hygiene”,[object Object],Misalignment of filesystems results in additional work on storage controller to satisfy IO request,[object Object],Affects every protocol, and every storage array,[object Object],VMFS on iSCSI, FC, & FCoE LUNs,[object Object],NFS,[object Object],VMDKs & RDMs with NTFS, EXT3, etc,[object Object],Filesystems exist in the datastore and VMDK,[object Object],Cluster,[object Object],Cluster,[object Object],Cluster,[object Object],FS 4KB-1MB,[object Object],Guest,[object Object],Alignment,[object Object],VMFS 1MB-8MB,[object Object],Block,[object Object],VMFS 1MB-8MB,[object Object],Array 4KB-64KB,[object Object],Chunk,[object Object],Chunk,[object Object],Chunk,[object Object],Array 4KB-64KB,[object Object]
“Alignment = good hygiene”,[object Object],Misalignment of filesystems results in additional work on storage controller to satisfy IO request,[object Object],Affects every protocol, and every storage array,[object Object],VMFS on iSCSI, FC, & FCoE LUNs,[object Object],NFS,[object Object],VMDKs & RDMs with NTFS, EXT3, etc,[object Object],Filesystems exist in the datastore and VMDK,[object Object],Cluster,[object Object],Cluster,[object Object],Cluster,[object Object],FS 4KB-1MB,[object Object],Guest,[object Object],Alignment,[object Object],Block,[object Object],VMFS 1MB-8MB,[object Object],Chunk,[object Object],Chunk,[object Object],Chunk,[object Object],Array 4KB-64KB,[object Object]
Alignment – Best Solution: “Align VMs”,[object Object],VMware, Microsoft, Citrix, EMC all agree, align partitions,[object Object],Plug-n-Play Guest Operating Systems,[object Object],Windows 2008, Vista, & Win7,[object Object],[object Object],Guest Operating Systems requiring manual alignment,[object Object],Windows NT, 2000, 2003, & XP (use diskpart to set to 1MB),[object Object],Linux (use fdisk expert mode and align on 2048 = 1MB),[object Object]
Alignment – “Fixing after the fact”,[object Object],VMFS is misaligned,[object Object],Occurs If you created the VMFS via CLI and not via vSphere client and didn’t specify an offset.,[object Object],Resolution:,[object Object],Step 1: Take an array snapshot/backup,[object Object],Step 2: Create new datastore & migrate VMs using SVMotion,[object Object],Filesystem in the VMDK is misaligned,[object Object],Occurs If you are are using older OSes and didn’t align when you created the guest filesystem,[object Object],Resolution:,[object Object],Step 1: Take an array snapshot/backup,[object Object],Step 2: Use tools to realign (all VM to be shutdown),[object Object],[object Object]
Quest vOptimizer (good mass scheduling and reporting),[object Object]
“Leverage Free Plugins and VAAI” ,[object Object],Use Vendor plug-ins for VMware vSphere,[object Object],All provide better visibility,[object Object],Some provide integrated provisioning,[object Object],Some integrate array features like VM snapshots, dedupe, compression and more,[object Object],Some automate multipathing setup,[object Object],Some automate best practices and remediation,[object Object],Most are FREE,[object Object],VAAI – it is just “on”,[object Object],With vSphere 4.1, VAAI increases VM scalability and reduces the amount of I/O traffic sent between the host and storage system and makes “never put more than ___ VMs per datastore” a thing of the past.,[object Object],Some individual operations can be faster also (2-10x!),[object Object]
KISS on Layout,[object Object],Key Best Practices circa 2010/2011,[object Object],E,[object Object]
“KISS on Layout”,[object Object],Use VMFS and NFS together – no reason not to,[object Object],Strongly consider 10GbE, particularly for new deployments,[object Object],Avoid RDMs, use “Pools” (VMFS or NFS),[object Object],Make the datastores big,[object Object],VMFS – make them ~1.9TB in size (2TB – 512 bytes is the max for a single volume), 64TB for a single filesystem,[object Object],NFS – make them what you want (16TB is the max),[object Object],With vSphere 4.0 and later, you can have many VMs per VMFS datastore – and VAAI increases this to a non-issue.,[object Object],On the array, default to Storage Pools, not traditional RAID Groups / Hypers,[object Object],Default to single extent VMFS datastores,[object Object],Default to Thin Provisioning models at the array level, optionally at the VMware level.,[object Object],Make sure you enable vCenter managed datastore alerts,[object Object],Make sure you enable Unisphere/SMC thin provisioning alerts and auto-expansion,[object Object],Use “broad” data services – i.e. FAST, FAST Cache (things that are “set in one place”),[object Object]
Use SIOC if you can,[object Object],Key Best Practices circa 2010/2011,[object Object],F,[object Object]
“Use SIOC if you can”,[object Object],This is a huge vSphere 4.1 feature,[object Object],“If you can” equals:,[object Object],vSphere 4.1, Enterprise Plus,[object Object],VMFS (NFS targeted for future vSphere releases – not purely a qual),[object Object],Enable it (not on by default), even if you don’t use shares – will ensure no VM swamps the others,[object Object],Bonus is you will get guest-level latency alerting!,[object Object],Default threshold is 30ms,[object Object],Leave it at 30ms for 10K/15K, increase to 50ms for 7.2K, decrease to 10ms for SSD,[object Object],Fully supported with array auto-tiering - leave it at 30ms for FAST pools ,[object Object],Hard IO limits are handy for View use cases,[object Object],Some good recommended reading:,[object Object],http://www.vmware.com/files/pdf/techpaper/VMW-vSphere41-SIOC.pdf,[object Object],http://virtualgeek.typepad.com/virtual_geek/2010/07/vsphere-41-sioc-and-array-auto-tiering.html,[object Object],http://virtualgeek.typepad.com/virtual_geek/2010/08/drs-for-storage.html,[object Object],http://www.yellow-bricks.com/2010/09/29/storage-io-fairness/,[object Object]
Second - What to do when you’re in trouble...,[object Object],Getting yourself out of a jam,[object Object]
“My VM is not performing as expected”,[object Object],How do I know: application not meeting a pre-defined SLA, or SIOC GOS thresholds being exceeded,[object Object],What do I do:,[object Object],Step 1, pinpoint (thank you Scott Drummonds!)  ,[object Object],Use ESXTop first: http://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-5490,[object Object],..then vSCSIstats: http://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-10095,[object Object],Step 2, if the backend:,[object Object],Use Unisphere Analyzer, SPA (start with backend and CPU),[object Object],Check VM alignment (will show excessive stripe crossings),[object Object],Cache enabled, FAST/FAST Cache settings on the storage pool,[object Object],ensure FAST and SIOC settings are consistent,[object Object],if your VM is compressed with EMC Data deduplication/compression, consider uncompressing it using the plug-in,[object Object]

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