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System volume 'root' usage is 100% and /dev/md0 is full
Hello, I recently started getting notifications that my system volume 'root' usage is 100% I've gone through all of the files and it seems the culprit is /dev/md0 I have no add-ons installed, and this NAS is specifically used as a backup of another NAS. It uses ReadyNAS Replicate for backups. Here's the output from df-h and df-i I've already tried commands similar to these: du -csh /var du -csh /var/* And the problem does not seem to be in those directories. Very low usage there. This error started appearing on the day that I got a copy failed error from ReadyNAS Replicate that gave me an Exit Code: 11 (Error in file I/O) Can someone help me fix this?We Choose ReadyNAS for its Performance - DID Technology #CaseStudy
NETGEAR Business products are used around the world for small and medium businesses. The NETGEAR Business development team reaches out to our customers to understand how our products are used by end-customers. We discovered some awesome people and great uses cases to share with NETGEAR Community. DID Technology is an audiovisual, broadcasting, multimedia and IT Solutions integrator in Seine-Saint-Denis, France. The company’s three main areas are sales of products and solutions, rental of post-production equipment, and related services including telephone support, on-site interventions, maintenance contracts, etc. DID always puts customer satisfaction before anything else. Recently one of their customers Monaco-based Channel D8 was successful enough to need an exponential boost to their on-site storage for video. DID selected the ReadyNAS 4360 60 bay 4U rack-mounted NAS Storage to manage massive quantities of 4K video and production assets. “There are a number of reasons why we selected the NETGEAR ReadyNAS. We chose it primarily for its performance, particularly at the network level, as well as for the space that it saves, its excellent value for money, and last but not least for the warranty coverage and the effective NETGEAR support teams,” says Sébastien Collin, President of DID Technology. “We choose technologies that will enable our customers to be more effective in their business and become the most competitive in the market.” Download the DID and NETGEAR Case Study Did your business have a positive experience with NETGEAR Insight Management or another NETGEAR Business product? Leave us a note!
Volume operations causing slowness across SMB
Greetings! I'm trying to understand the behavior that I'm experiencing, whether or not its expected and most importantly, how can I improve it. We are a graphic design shop. We use a lot of Adobe Illustrator files (*.ai, *.eps, *.pdf, etc.) that range from just a few hundred KB all the way up to 4GB per file. The problem that we have experienced is opening those said files, editing them and then saving them back to the NAS, using Illustrator. I understand that this takes time even if the file was on the local machine however, occasionally when saving back to the NAS, other users that are using the NAS will report slower than usual file/directory access (SMB). Once the file finishes saving, the issue goes away. When I look performance graphs within the webUI of the NAS, during business hours, the average is probably under 200 operations per second, with occasional spikes between 500-600 operations per second maybe 2-3 times a day, if that. I would not expect this to be considered high utilization. I have snapshots occurring only x2 a day (12am and 12pm) and the users are not complaining about this during those times. That said, here is a screenshot from the last occurrence when this happened. Business hours are between 7am-5pm so anything outside of this timeframe is more than likely a backup of some sort. I'm specifically looking at what is going on just before 10am. → Do you think the NAS is really being pushed? I don't but I need to be sure. → How can I improve this experience? Thanks in advance! Nick
