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Azure Stack HCI
A hyperconverged infrastructure operating system delivered as an Azure service that provides security, performance, and feature updates.
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Hello @Simon Gibson
SSD storage pool for your azure stack HCI is running out of capacity. The configurable threshold is set to 80%, which means that you are approaching the maximum capacity of the storage pool.
I see you have taken some action to free up space for the storage pool, you can try the following steps:
- Identify any unnecessary files or data that can be deleted or moved to another storage location. This can include temporary files, log files, or old backups from the workloads that are built on top of your azure stack deployment
- Check if there are any snapshots or backups created for the workloads which is consuming the space and that can be deleted to free up space.
- Consider adding additional storage capacity to the SSD storage pool. You can add more disks to the storage pool or expand the existing disks to increase the storage capacity.
- Consider moving some of the data to the HDD storage pool if it is not frequently accessed or does not require high performance.
It is important to note that adding additional storage capacity or expanding existing disks may require downtime or disruption to your services. Therefore, it is recommended to plan and schedule these changes during a maintenance window.
I hope this helps you resolve the issue you are facing with the storage pool running out of capacity.
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