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power costs of the additional nodes. For more information about sleepAfter, wakeAfter,

and archiveMode settings, see the node configuration appendix in the DX Object Storage

Administration Guide.

3.6. Proactive Power Conservation

In addition to the power savings gained from the adaptive power conservation feature,

administrators may need the ability to proactively reduce the power consumption peak and flatten

the power spectrum consumption of the grid where power caps are required for either budgetary

or compliance reasons. To support this use case, DX Storage allows administrators to optionally

set the power cap for the cluster to a percentage of the maximum potential power consumption via

either the admin console Settings pop-up or SNMP. It is highly likely that the power cap mode will

result in some performance degradation so administrators should be aware of the potential impact to

throughput prior to setting the power cap to anything lower than 100%. Note this feature is currently

supported only on select Dell hardware.

Note

If the power cap percentage is changed using SNMP or the Admin Console and the

corresponding cluster settings UUID is not updated in DX Storage configuration, the

admin console and SNMP may get out of sync with the actual node state, as the power

cap is preserved across reboots even if the cluster settings UUID is not persisted.

Local area replication (LAR) allows you to create logical separations in a DX Storage cluster to

define storage distribution strategies. These logical separations change the normal behavior of

the cluster so that DX Storage attempts to create the greatest logical spread between a stream's

replicas by moving them into separate subclusters. If your cluster boots from a CSN, contact your

support representative for instructions on manually configuring subclusters because the CSN

Console does not currently support this.

Examples where LAR subclusters are useful:

• Splitting a cluster based on location (data cabinet, building wing)

• Grouping nodes based on common infrastructure (network, power)

An example of splitting a cluster based on location is a company that has data centers in separate

wings of their building and wishes to have copies of stored content exist in both wings in case of a

partial building loss. A loss could be events like a fire, flooding, or air conditioning problems.

Similar to location based separation, you might wish to split a cluster based on common

infrastructure. Examples are grouping nodes by shared network switches, a common Power

Distribution Unit (PDU), or a common electrical circuit with in a rack.

The network connections between LAR subclusters must have the same speed and latency

characteristics as the connections between the nodes. Additionally, all nodes must be in the same

broadcast domain such that they are able to send data directly to all other nodes in the cluster and

receive the multicast traffic sent from anywhere in the cluster.

Warning

Avoid frequent changes to the subcluster assignments for nodes. When nodes move

to new subclusters, there is the potential for a lot of cluster activity while content is

redistributed to account for the new subcluster assignments.

Version 5.0

December 2010