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InfoScale™ 9.0 SmartIO for Solid-State Drives Solutions Guide - Linux
Last Published:
2025-09-09
Product(s):
InfoScale & Storage Foundation (9.0)
Platform: Linux
- Introducing SFHA Solutions SmartIO
- Using the SmartIO feature: use cases
- About SmartIO read caching for applications running on VxVM volumes
- About SmartIO read caching for applications running on VxFS file systems
- About SmartIO caching on SSD devices exported by FSS
- About SmartIO write-back caching for applications running on VxFS file systems- DLV 11 to 13
- About SmartIO FEL-based writeback caching for applications running on VxFS file systems- DLV 14 and later
- About multiple SmartIO cache areas for read and write-back caching on VxFS file systems
- About SmartIO caching for Oracle databases on VxFS file systems
- Prerequisites and configuration for using the SmartIO plug-in for Oracle
- Setting default SmartIO caching policies for a database running on a VxFS file system
- Setting SmartIO caching policies for database objects
- Pinning and unpinning database objects
- Enabling and disabling caching for the database
- Listing cache policy details for the database
- Listing cache statistics for the database
- About SmartIO caching for databases on VxVM volumes
- Technology Preview: Distributed SmartIO in Arctera InfoScale storage environments
- Administering SmartIO
- Creating a cache area
- Displaying information about a cache area
- Enabling or disabling caching for a data object
- Adding a device to the cache area
- Pausing caching from a volume to a cache area
- Removing a device from the cache area
- Destroying a cache area
- Setting the attributes of the VxVM cache area
- Setting or changing the caching mode for a VxFS cache area
- Flushing dirty data from a writeback cache area
- Tuning the writeback caching
- Viewing the SmartIO cache statistics
- Troubleshooting and error handling
- Appendix A. Command reference
About SmartIO caching for Oracle databases on VxFS file systems
SmartIO provides application templates to optimize caching for databases running on VxFS file systems. SmartIO uses the templates to apply policies to particular types of information in the database. For example, index files may have different caching policies from data files.
SmartIO provides the following application template for VxFS file systems:
Template name: oracle
Optimizes caching for Oracle databases running on VxFS file systems.