Troubleshooting Storage Issues in Aria Operations
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Troubleshooting Storage Issues in Aria Operations

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Article ID: 318408

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Products

VCF Operations/Automation (formerly VMware Aria Suite)

Issue/Introduction

  • Various storage related issues may arise in Aria Operations.
  • To assist in troubleshooting, see the below list of the most common storage related articles.
  • The Aria Operations UI login page displays:

Data retriever is not initialized yet.

  • Navigating Aria Operations UI may display the error 

Unable to connect Platform Services

  • The Aria Operations cluster is showing offline in Aria Operations Admin UI or it can show as online but individual node status is:

    Waiting for Analytics

  • The Aria Operations Admin UI reports:

The Cluster was shut down because one node was out of disk space.

  • The Aria Operations analytics logs /storage/log/vcops/log/analytics-<uuid>.log have messages similar to:

    ERROR [FsdbDataRetentionManager]  com.vmware.vcops.fsdb.FsdbDataRetentionManager.deleteResourceData - Delete resource data request is failed for resource #### :com.integrien.alive.FSDB.LowDiskSpaceException: Failed to increase file size. File /usr/lib/vmware-vcops/data/#/####/####_##_####.dat. Reason: FSDB is running low on disk space

  • Aria Operations UI shows the following alert(s):
    • Disk space on node is low   
    • Fsdb is running critically low on disk space
    • Fsdb is estimated to run out of disk space soon
    • vRealize Operations Cluster database is running out of disk space
  • Accessing the product UI may throw the error :

ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS

  • Running df -h command on the Aria Operations nodes shows one or more file systems above 80% used. To verify which volume is out of space, run the df -h command on each Aria Operations node.

    1. Log into the Primary/Data node as a root via SSH or Console, pressing ALT+F1 in a Console to log in.
    2. Run the following command:
    df -h


Environment

VMware Aria Operations 8.x

Resolution

Proceed with the relevant solution below:

  1. /storage/db is out of space
  2. /storage/log is out of space

  3. / is out of space

Note : Expanding an existing disk is not supported and may result in cluster instability.