VCF Operations for Networks displays the following alert within the UI:
"System usage has breached the capacity."
This issue occurs when the observed system flow ingestion exceeds the known capacity limit for the currently deployed cluster size.
You can check your usage and capacity in the UI under Settings > Infrastructure and Support > > System Infrastructure > Platform Capacity
NOTE: VCF Operations for Networks was formerly named Aria Operations for Networks (AON), and prior to that was named vRealize Network Insight (vRNI).
VCF Operations for Networks 6.14.x
System flow usage has exceeded the maximum supported capacity of the current cluster configuration.
VCF Operations for Networks requires clusters to be sized at 3, 5, 7, 10 or 15 Platform nodes. Configurations with other quantities of nodes (e.g. 4 nodes) are unsupported and may trigger capacity alerts prematurely as they do not align with standard scaling limits."
References: Tech Docs - Cluster Deployment - Maximum Capacity
The resolution involves creating and adding Platform nodes to an existing cluster.
These steps assume an example of an existing cluster of 3 Platform nodes that is to be expanded to 5 Platform nodes.
It is recommended to take notes and screen shots of each step as you go, and paste them into a Word .doc or other such method, in case it is needed in the event of a problem where Broadcom Support is engaged.
STEPS:
If at any time during the process, you feel you are seeing an unexpected result, stop and do not try to resolve it without Broadcom assistance.
You can open a support case for the VCF Operations for Networks team using the instructions at KB 142884 - Creating and managing Broadcom cases
Related reference documentation:
Tech Docs - Expand or Scale Out Clusters
Tech Docs - System Recommendations and Requirements
Tech Docs - Planning to Scale up the Platform Cluster