Service level metrics and definitions
The following terms and definitions are used within the NetApp Keystone:
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GiB, TiB, and PiB. Measurements of data storage capacity using base of 1024 (1 GiB = 10243 bytes, 1 TiB = 10244 bytes, and 1PiB = 10245 bytes).
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IOPS/TiB. The protocol operations per second requested by the application divided by the allocated logical size of the volume.
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Availability is measured as a percentage of number of I/O requests successfully responded to by the service, divided by total number of I/O requests made of the service, measured at the service demarcation, in a given month, not including scheduled service downtime or unavailability of required facilities, network or other services to be provided by customer.
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Durability is the percentage of data accessed without loss of fidelity, excluding customer-caused deletion or corruption.
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Target IOPS per TiB. The guaranteed IOPS for all I/O requests made to a volume before the target IOPs per TiB threshold is reached. Performance on the volume is capped at the selected IOPS per TiB.
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The target IOPS per TiB performance metric is calculated based on the logical consumed capacity in TiB. |
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Latency. Time to service an I/O request received from a client, measured at the service demarcation (storage controller I/O port).