#Aggregate and Volume recommended free space
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I don’t think there is a doc out there that states what you’re looking for. But aggrs at 95% full or higher is what you want to avoid, that is out there in the docs. Typically I tell people@at 75% full you should start planing for what to do with an aggr. ie get more storage. Move data etc.
Where can i find aggrs docs?
I suspect that the cause of the decline in customer service performance is likely due to the volume usage being over 90% and the aggr usage being over 99%.
df -A
Aggregate kbytes used avail capacity
aggr1 35938035072 35702426228 235608844 99%
aggr1/.snapshot 0 0 0 0%
aggr0 25000372224 24622266920 378105304 98%
aggr0/.snapshot 0 0 0 0%
I’ll look for the 95% doc I was thinking when I get back to my computer. (Been a while since I’ve seen it) But here’s a KB that you might find helpful. https://kb.netapp.com/on-prem/ontap/Perf/Perf-KBs/Performance_impact_due_to_low_aggregate_free_space
I’ve also pointed customers at the defaults for aiqum alerting
Volume capacity won't cause you issues until you hit 100%.
Aggrs at 99% will cause you issues. Much more so if you're still on spinning disk. Personally, I wouldn't run spinning disk aggregates over 80%, but you can run SSD aggregates up to 95% without any performance impact. I don't think there is anything officially documented on that, but those are the recommendations I've heard from NetApp people in Podcasts, at Insight sessions, and on support calls.