Dynamic Provisioning monitors pool capacity using thresholds. A threshold is the proportion (%) of the used capacity of the pool to the total capacity of the pool, or the proportion (%) of the physical used capacity of the pool to the total capacity reserved for writing of the pool.
Thin provisioning technology allows you to allocate virtual storage capacity based on anticipated future capacity needs, using virtual volumes instead of physical disks. Thin provisioning is an optional provisioning strategy for your storage systems. Thin provisioning is implemented by creating one or more
Dynamic Provisioning pools (DP pools) of physical storage space.
When the used capacity of a pool reaches or exceeds the utilization thresholds set for the pool, you will be alerted so that you can take the appropriate action.
Use this procedure to control whether
Thin Image pairs are suspended when the free capacity of a
Dynamic Provisioning pool that contains
Thin Image pairs and snapshot data is depleted.