WO2005017736A1 - ディスクアレイ装置におけるボトルネックを検出するシステムおよびプログラム - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a system including a disk array device and a server that inputs and outputs data to and from the disk array device.
- a business system is a system in which a server that provides services to client terminals via a network and a disk array device that stores various data used by application programs running on the server are connected. Is used everywhere.
- performance information various information related to the performance of the system (performance information) is monitored so that the time required for processing the application is equal to or greater than a certain standard, and points (bottlenecks) that may cause the processing of the application to be delayed are identified.
- performance information information related to the performance of the system
- points points (bottlenecks) that may cause the processing of the application to be delayed are identified.
- a process for detecting whether or not a bottleneck has occurred is performed. If a bottleneck is detected, a process for identifying the bottleneck and eliminating the bottleneck is performed for the bottleneck.
- the bottleneck of the disk array device includes resources such as a CPU and a physical disk in the disk array device.
- resources such as a CPU and a physical disk in the disk array device.
- detection and identification of bottlenecks in a disk array device are performed as one unit, and the resource usage rate calculated by dividing the accumulated value of the time that resources have been used for a predetermined time by the predetermined time is used. If the resource usage rate exceeds the threshold, it was identified that the resource was a bottleneck.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram for explaining a disk usage rate and the occurrence of a bottleneck accompanying the processing of an application.
- the vertical axis represents elapsed time 11, and the horizontal axis represents input / output such as writing and reading issued by the server during application processing.
- FIG. 1A shows a case where ten requests arrive in a concentrated manner at a certain time
- FIG. 1B shows a case where ten requests arrive relatively evenly.
- FIG. 1A shows an example in which a bottleneck occurs as a result of intensively arriving 10 requests exceeding the processing capacity of the disk array device in a short time. Before 10 requests have been processed, 10 requests arrive one after another, so it takes more time to process 1 ⁇ requests that arrive later. In Figure 1B, request 1 is being processed smoothly, and no bottleneck has been seen.
- Disk usage which is the ratio of the average response time obtained by dividing the cumulative value of the response time by the number of 10 requests arriving at a predetermined time, and the total time the disk has been used in the predetermined time
- Figure 1A shows that the average response time is 35 ms (ms) and the disk usage is 53%
- Figure 1B is that the average response time is 14 ms and the disk usage is 67% become.
- Patent Document 1 As a related art related to the reason, there is a disk array device that resolves 10 conflicts (Patent Document 1) and the like.
- Patent Document 1 JP 2000-215007 A
- an object of the present invention is to provide a system and a program capable of appropriately detecting the occurrence of a bottleneck.
- the object is to provide a server that provides a service to a client terminal via a network, a disk array device connected to the server and the network and storing data used by the server, A monitoring terminal connected to the disk array device to detect a bottleneck of the disk array device, wherein the disk array device or the server is issued from the server to the disk array device.
- the performance information including the number of 10 requests, the time required to process each 10 requests, and the resource usage rate of each resource included in the disk array device is calculated and periodically notified to the monitoring terminal.
- the monitoring terminal may calculate the processing time included in the performance information that is periodically notified.
- the above object is provided in claim 1, wherein the monitoring terminal sets a time when the average response time exceeds the first threshold for a period continuously exceeding the first predetermined period.
- the monitoring terminal is configured to determine that a result of accumulating a period in which the average response time exceeds the first threshold for a third predetermined period is the first period. This is achieved by providing the system according to claim 3, wherein a time point exceeding a predetermined period is set as a reference point.
- the above-mentioned object is the system according to claim 4, wherein in claim 3, the monitoring terminal obtains the accumulation result every third predetermined period. Is achieved by providing
- the above object is provided in claim 3, wherein the monitoring terminal obtains the accumulation result at intervals shorter than the third predetermined period. Is achieved by providing a system. [0017] In addition, the above object is provided in claim 3, wherein the monitoring terminal is configured to determine that the average response time falls below a third threshold lower than the first threshold within the third predetermined period. In this case, this is achieved by providing the system according to claim 6, wherein the accumulated period is reset to zero once.
- the above object is achieved in the claim 1 in which the monitoring terminal is in a fourth predetermined period before the reference point and further in a period in which the average response time exceeds a fourth threshold value. If the ratio of the period in which the resource usage rate exceeds the second threshold set for each resource exceeds the predetermined ratio, the resource is identified as a bottleneck. This is achieved by providing a system according to claim 7.
- the above object is to provide a system having a server for providing a service to a client terminal via a network, and a disk array device connected to the server and the network and storing data used by the server.
- a program executed by a terminal connected to the disk array device via the network, wherein the program is periodically notified to the terminal by the server or the disk array device.
- the object is to provide a server that provides a service to a client terminal via a network, a disk array device connected to the server and the network and storing data used by the server, A monitoring terminal that is connected to the disk array device through a disk array device and detects a bottleneck of the disk array device, wherein the disk array device or the server is issued from the server to the disk array device.
- the number of 10 requests to be made and the cost of processing each 1 ⁇ request Performance information including time and resource usage for each resource included in the disk array device is calculated and periodically notified to the monitoring terminal, and the monitoring terminal is included in the periodically notified performance information.
- the reference point is a time at which the period during which the average response time exceeds the first threshold continuously exceeds the second predetermined period. Further, the reference point may be a time at which the sum of the periods in which the average response time exceeds the first threshold for the third predetermined period exceeds the second predetermined period.
- the reference point is a waveform that can be obtained by plotting the average response time against time by placing the time on the horizontal axis and the average response time on the vertical axis during the period when the average response time continuously exceeds the first threshold. And the time at which the area of the part surrounded by the horizontal line indicating the first threshold value and the average response time exceeds a predetermined area.
- the reference point is defined as a waveform obtained by plotting the average response time with respect to time, and the sum of the area of the portion surrounded by the horizontal line indicating the first threshold value accumulated for the third predetermined period. It may be a time that exceeds the area of.
- the above object is to provide a system having a server for providing a service to a client terminal via a network, and a disk array device connected to the server and the network and storing data used by the server.
- a program executed by a terminal connected to the disk array device via the network, wherein the program is periodically notified to the terminal by the server or the disk array device.
- the average response time obtained by dividing the processing time included in the received performance information by the 1 ⁇ number of requests is the first
- the reference point time is determined based on the period exceeding the threshold, and the ratio of the period in which the resource usage rate exceeds the second threshold set for each resource to the first predetermined period before the reference point Is a certain percentage This is achieved by providing a program characterized by specifying the resource as a bottleneck when the number exceeds the threshold.
- the bottleneck can be specified based on two criteria. Neck detection can be performed appropriately.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram for explaining the disk usage rate and the occurrence of a bottleneck accompanying the processing of an application.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a configuration example of an entire system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a configuration example of a server.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a configuration example of a disk array device.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart illustrating a bottleneck detection method according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating reference point conditions (1).
- FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating reference point conditions (No. 2).
- FIG. 8 is a modified example of the method of calculating the accumulation period.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating an example of an interval at which an accumulation period is calculated.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram for explaining conditions (part 1) for specifying a bottleneck.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram for explaining conditions (part 2) for specifying a bottleneck.
- FIG. 12 is a view for explaining reference point conditions (No. 3).
- FIG. 13 is a view for explaining reference point conditions (No. 4).
- the resource utilization rate is monitored as A reference point for detecting a bottleneck is determined based on a condition set for a response time that does not detect a bottleneck based on the usage rate. It refers to the history of the performance information before the reference point, and identifies the bottleneck based on the specific conditions set for the resource usage.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a configuration example of a general system in the embodiment of the present invention.
- the server 22 provides a service to the client terminal 24 via the network 21.
- Various services such as a web server, a mail server, and a database server are provided depending on the application running on the server 22.
- the monitoring terminal 25 is a terminal for monitoring the operation state of the server 22 ⁇ disk array device 23.
- a SAN (Storage Channel) having a configuration including an FC (Fiber Channel) switch, etc.
- the disk array device 23 connected to the server 22 via the (Area Network) 26 stores various data used for the above applications.
- the server 22 accesses the data stored in the disk array device 23 and responds to the client terminal 24 with a processing result based on the application.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a configuration example of the server 22.
- the basic configuration is the same for the client terminal 24 and the monitoring terminal 25.
- the server 22 includes a network interface 36 (network IF) for processing communication via a network, and an input / output IF 38 for processing data exchange with a disk array device 23 connected to the server 22 and peripheral devices such as an FC switch.
- OS internal storage 37 to be installed, memory 35 to store OS and applications read out for execution and data necessary for processing, and server 22 And a CPU 34 for controlling each of the devices according to a program stored in the memory.
- Each device in the server 22 is connected by an internal bus 39.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a configuration example of the disk array device 23.
- the disk array device 23 includes a network IF 43 for processing communication via a network, an input / output IF 45 for processing data exchange with the server 22 connected to the disk array device 23, and peripheral devices 40 such as FC switches, and a data interface.
- a disk group 46 including a plurality of disks 47 for storing data, a memory 42 for storing firmware which is a program for controlling the disk array device 23, and for storing data necessary for processing, Control the device according to the firmware And a CPU 41 for controlling.
- Each device in the disk array device 23 is connected by the internal bus 44.
- a bottleneck detection method according to the embodiment of the present invention will be described.
- a reference point for detecting a bottleneck is determined based on a condition set for a response time. Then, by referring to the history of the performance information before the reference point, the bottleneck is identified based on the specific conditions set for the resource utilization.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart illustrating a bottleneck detection method according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- the bottleneck detection method of the present invention is implemented by executing a program stored in the memory 36 of the monitoring terminal 25.
- the monitoring terminal shown in FIG. 2 is used to detect a bottleneck of a disk array device will be described with reference to the configuration examples of the respective devices shown in FIGS.
- a condition (reference point condition) regarding a response time when a reference point for detecting a bottleneck is set is set in the monitoring terminal 25 of FIG. 2 (S1).
- the reference point condition for example, a period in which the average response time continuously exceeds the predetermined threshold reaches a predetermined period, or a cumulative period in which the average response time exceeds the first threshold within the first predetermined period. May reach a second predetermined period.
- the reference point conditions will be described later with reference to FIGS.
- These conditions are stored in advance in storage means such as the memory 35 and the built-in disk 37 included in the monitoring terminal 25.
- storage means such as the memory 35 and the built-in disk 37 included in the monitoring terminal 25.
- a number specifying a reference point condition is associated with each of a plurality of conditions, and the number is stored in a variable corresponding to the reference point condition. Then, the condition can be determined by reading the number stored in the variable corresponding to the reference point condition. If there is only one condition, the condition is automatically used.
- a condition (specifying condition) for specifying a bottleneck is set in the monitoring terminal 25 for each resource included in the disk array device 23 (S2).
- the specific condition is, for example, a ratio of a period in which the usage rate of a certain resource exceeds a predetermined threshold set for the resource in a predetermined period. It can be set to exceed a predetermined value.
- these conditions may be stored as variables in storage means such as the memory 35 or the built-in disk 37 included in the monitoring terminal 25, and the specific condition may be determined by reading out the variables. .
- the specific conditions will be described later with reference to FIGS.
- performance information on the disk array device 23 is acquired by the monitoring terminal 25 (S3).
- the CPU 41 periodically executes the firmware to acquire performance information including at least 1 request number, 1 response time, and resource usage rate of the resources included in the disk array device 23, It can be stored in storage means such as the memory 42.
- the performance information stored in the server 22 and disk array device 23 can be periodically updated via the network. It can be acquired by the monitoring terminal 25 and stored in a storage means such as the built-in disk 37 included in the monitoring terminal 25. Thus, in step S3, the performance information on the disk array device 23 can be acquired by the monitoring terminal 25.
- Agent Network Management Protocol
- SNMP manager an SNMP manager
- the monitoring terminal 25 determines whether a bottleneck is detected based on the acquired performance information, and determines a reference point when bottleneck detection is performed (S4).
- the bottleneck detection is determined by determining the force whose response time included in the performance information acquired in step S3 satisfies the reference point condition set in step S1. Specific examples of this determination will be described later with reference to FIGS.
- step S4 If the reference point condition is not satisfied in step S4, the bottleneck detection process is not performed, so the process proceeds to step S8, waits for a certain period of time, acquires performance information again (S3), and detects the bottleneck. The process of determining whether to perform (S4) is repeated. If the reference point condition is satisfied in step S4, the time that satisfies the condition is determined as the reference point, and the monitoring terminal 25 determines whether the resource is a bottleneck for each resource based on the performance information acquired in step S3. (S5). In step S5, it is sufficient to determine the power of the resource use rate of each resource included in the acquired performance information that satisfies the specific condition set in step S2. This size Specific examples are described later in FIGS. 10 and 11.
- step S5 the resource is specified as a bottleneck by the monitoring terminal 25 (S6).
- the processing after the resource that is the bottleneck is identified varies.
- the system administrator can be notified by e-mail, a display device (not shown) connected to the monitoring terminal 25 can indicate that the resource is a bottleneck, and can perform automatic processing. You can also. More specifically, the automatic processing is, for example, disconnecting the CPU or the disk from the system configuration, stopping the disk, or increasing the cooling fan speed of the CPU.
- step S5 determines whether or not the determination in step S5 has been completed for all resources included in the disk array device 23 (S7). If there is a resource that has not been determined yet (No in step S7), the process returns to step S5 and continues. If the determination in step S5 has been completed for all resources (Yes in step S7), the process proceeds to step S8, and after a certain period of time, performance information is acquired again (S3), and it is determined whether a bottleneck is detected. A determination is made (S4).
- the monitoring terminal 25 can periodically acquire performance information and detect a bottleneck.
- the response time used to determine the ability to detect a bottleneck is the response time, which increases in time with the occurrence of the bottleneck. It is possible to detect bottlenecks more appropriately than in the examples.
- the resource usage rate is used as a condition to identify a bottleneck, and by using response time as a condition for performing bottleneck detection (reference point condition), a single piece of performance information (resource usage) can be obtained. It is possible to identify the bottleneck more appropriately than in the conventional example using only the rate.
- the monitoring terminal 25 executes the bottleneck detection process.
- any terminal that is connected to the disk array device 23 via the network 21 is described. Can also be executed. Therefore, the method can be executed by the server 22, in which case the method of the present invention can be applied without introducing new hardware.
- a reference point condition a period in which the average response time continuously exceeds a certain threshold can be set to reach a predetermined period.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating reference point conditions (No. 1). Based on the graph of FIG. 6 showing an example of the average response time that changes with the period, a case where the bottleneck detection process is executed by applying the conditions will be described.
- the first continuous average response time exceeds 30 ms in section 61.
- the total period (cumulative period) of section 61 is less than the predetermined period of 600 seconds. Therefore, in section 61, bottleneck detection was not performed.
- the state in which the average response time exceeds the threshold for 600 seconds or more continues, so the time 63 where the accumulation period exceeds 600 seconds is determined as the reference point, and Neck detection is performed.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating a reference point condition (No. 2). Based on the graph of FIG. 7 showing an example of the average response time that changes with the period, a case in which the bottleneck detection process is executed by applying the conditions will be described.
- 3600 seconds are used as the first predetermined period
- 600 seconds are used as the second predetermined period
- 30 ms is used as the threshold value.
- the total period during which the average response time exceeds 30 ms is less than the second predetermined period of 600 seconds. Therefore, at block 71, The detection of the torneck is not performed. In the next 3600 seconds (block 72), bottleneck detection is performed when the cumulative period exceeds 600 seconds.
- FIG. 8 shows a modification of the method of calculating the cumulative period in FIG. In Fig. 7, the period in which the average response time exceeds the threshold is simply added.In Fig. 8, a second threshold lower than the first threshold is prepared, and when the average response time is lower than the second threshold, The cumulative period is calculated so that the cumulative period up to that point is zero.
- FIG. 8 is a graph showing an example of an average response time that changes with a period in a certain block divided into 3600 seconds. Adopt 5ms as the second threshold. Other conditions are the same as in Fig. 7. Now, 400 seconds are accumulated in the section 81 where the average response time exceeds the first threshold (30 ms). However, when the average response time falls below the second threshold, the previous cumulative period is reset to zero. Thereafter, again, the interval 82 in which the average response time exceeds the first threshold value continues for 200 seconds, but does not reach the second predetermined period because the accumulated value S has been reset (the accumulated period has not been reset. If not, this point is determined as the reference point and bottleneck detection is performed).
- FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating an example of an interval at which the accumulation period is calculated. In other words, it is a diagram for explaining a modification of how to take the first predetermined period in FIG. In FIG. Forces with blocks that are separated every 3600 seconds, assuming that one predetermined period (3600 seconds) does not overlap each other. .
- FIG. 9A illustrates the same method as in FIG. 3600 sec block 91 Force S Position so that they do not overlap each other.
- the 3600 second block 91 is slightly shifted.
- the amount of displacement may be uniform or non-uniform.
- step S2 the specific conditions set in step S2 will be described using examples and examples.
- the ratio (impact) of the total time during which the resource utilization exceeds the first threshold within the predetermined period to the predetermined time is calculated, and the ratio is equal to or more than the predetermined value. And can be set.
- the predetermined period As an example of the predetermined period, it is simply set to a time range from the reference point to a period before the predetermined period. Based on the graph of FIG. 10 showing an example of the average response time that changes with the period, a case where the bottleneck detection process is specified by applying the conditions will be described.
- 3600 seconds is adopted as the predetermined period.
- a CPU usage threshold of 80% and a disk usage threshold of 60% are adopted.
- 80% is adopted as the predetermined value for the degree of influence.
- the CPU bottlenecks if the total period during which the CPU usage exceeds 80% is 80% or more of the entire range of the effect.
- a disk is identified as a bottleneck if the total period during which the disk usage rate exceeds 60% is 80% or more of the entire range in which the impact is monitored.
- the section 102 where the CPU usage rate exceeds 80% from the reference point to 3600 seconds before is 20% of the range 101 in which the degree of impact is viewed, and the disk usage rate is 60%. It can be seen that 95% of the section 103, which exceeds the threshold, occupies 95% of the range 101 where the degree of impact is viewed. Therefore, a disk exceeding a predetermined value (80%) set for the degree of influence is identified as a bottleneck.
- the average The response time is set to a time range exceeding the second threshold value. Based on the graph of FIG. 11 showing an example of the average response time that changes with the period, a case where a bottleneck is specified by applying the conditions will be described.
- FIG. 11 30 ms is adopted as the second threshold. Otherwise, the procedure is the same as in Fig. 10.
- the time range in which the average response time exceeds the second threshold (30 ms) up to 3600 seconds before the reference point is further extracted as a range in which the degree of influence is viewed. Then, two sections 111 and 1 12 correspond.
- the resource identified as the bottleneck has a state where the response time is high at the reference point and the resource utilization rate is high before the reference point. Resources.
- bottleneck detection is performed based on the response time, and by using a resource usage rate different from the response time as the specific condition, the bottleneck can be identified based on two criteria. Neck detection can be performed appropriately.
- connection method between the disk array device 23 and the server 22 is not limited to a method via a SAN, and the present invention can be applied to a direct connection using a SCSKSmall Computer System Interface (CCS) cable or the like.
- CCS SCSKSmall Computer System Interface
- the performance information stored in the disk array device 23 is used to detect a bottleneck in the disk array device 23.
- the server 22 is also provided in the OS.
- the CPU 34 periodically executes commands and the like to obtain at least 1 ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ number of requests, 10 response times, and performance information including the resource usage rate of the resources included in the disk array device 23, and stores the performance information in the internal disk 37. Etc. can be stored in the storage means. Therefore, it is possible to use the performance information stored in the server.
- the bottleneck detection method of the present invention can be implemented as a program executed in the monitoring terminal 25 or the server 22.
- the reference point condition which is a condition for starting detection of a bottleneck
- the period during which the average response time continuously exceeds the predetermined threshold reaches the predetermined period, or the average response time within the first predetermined period reaches the first period.
- An example is given in which the cumulative period of the period exceeding the threshold reaches the second predetermined period.
- the bottleneck Detection starts.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram illustrating reference point conditions (No. 3). Based on the graph of Fig. 12 showing an example of the average response time that changes with the period, the case where the bottleneck detection process is executed when the area of the portion where the average response time continuously exceeds a certain threshold reaches a predetermined area. explain.
- the area surrounded by the average response time and the horizontal line indicating the threshold of 30 ms is the average response time when the average response time can be represented by a function (including the case where the average response time is approximated by an approximation model). It can be calculated as the integrated value from the beginning to the end of the period where the time exceeds 30 ms. Further, as shown in FIG. 12, the area may be obtained by approximation using a rectangle for each minute section.
- the section 121 has the first continuous average response time exceeding 30ms.
- the area calculated from the force section 121 is less than the predetermined area S. Therefore, in section 121, bottleneck detection is not performed.
- the area calculated continuously from the section 122 where the average response time exceeds 30 ms exceeds the predetermined area. Therefore, the last time of the period in which the average response time exceeds 30 ms is determined as the reference point, and the bottleneck is detected.
- the reference point may be selected at any time during a period in which the average response time exceeds 30 ms.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram illustrating reference point conditions (No. 4). Based on the graph of Fig. 13 showing an example of the average response time that changes with the period, the case where the bottleneck detection is executed when the area of the portion where the average response time exceeds the threshold within the predetermined period reaches the predetermined area. explain.
- 3600 seconds is used as the predetermined period, and 30 ms is used as the threshold.
- the area surrounded by the average response time in the period in which the average response time exceeds 30 ms and the horizontal line indicating the threshold of 30 ms in the period in which the average response time exceeds 30 ms in 3600 seconds is the predetermined area. If so, the processing from step S5 in FIG. 5 is started.
- the first block 131 divided into 3600 seconds in FIG. 13 there are two periods in which the average response time exceeds 30 ms, and the portion surrounded by the average response time and the horizontal line indicating the threshold of 30 ms is shown in FIG.
- the areas are Sl 1 and S12, respectively. And the sum (S11 + S12) does not exceed a predetermined area. Therefore, in the block 131, the detection of the bottleneck is not performed.
- the total area (S21 + S22) calculated from the period in which the average response time exceeds 30 ms is equal to or larger than the predetermined area. Therefore, the last time of the period when the average response time exceeds 30 ms is determined as the reference point, and the bottleneck is detected.
- the reference point may be selected at any time during the period when the average response time exceeds 30 ms.
- a second threshold (5 ms) lower than the first threshold (for example, 30 ms) is prepared as a method of calculating the cumulative area in FIG. If the value is smaller than the threshold value, the cumulative area may be calculated so that the cumulative area up to that point is zero. Further, as an interval for calculating the accumulated area, as shown in FIG. 9B, a block of a predetermined length (for example, 360 seconds) can be slightly shifted to take a predetermined period.
- the bottleneck detection method provides, for example, a server that provides services to client terminals via a network, and a disk array device that stores various data used by application programs running on the server. It can be applied to a system etc. to which is connected.
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