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Galaxy Web GUI User Reference Manual
5-16 Trigger Parameters
3. Synchronization on Write-through:
If a dual-controller subsystem is optimized by write-back caching,
writes cached in separate RAID controllers will be constantly
synchronized. Each RAID controller will keep an exact replica of
its counterpart’s cached writes. If your subsystem operates in
write-through mode, you may consider turning the
synchronization function off. Doing so can save you the extra
workload on transferring cached writes between controllers.
However, in addition to cached writes, partner controllers also
synchronize configuration data. If synchronization is turned off
and the Primary controller fails afterwards, you risk losing the
previous configurations.
4. Adaptive Write Policy:
Firmware is capable of keeping track of and analyzing I/O
characteristics. Large, sequential I/Os with fewer outstandings
can be more rapidly distributed to hard drives using the write-
through mode. That is because in a dual-active controller
configuration using the write-back mode, a considerable portion
of system resources will be consumed by the act of
synchronizing cached writes between controllers.
When set to enabled, firmware will dynamically switch off the
write-back mode and disable synchronized cache when receiving
large sequential I/Os.
5.9 Trigger Parameters
This window provides options to be associated with the Event
Triggered operation. If any of the fault conditions has been selected
and the fault does occur, the Event Triggered mechanism disables
write-back caching and adopts a conservative write-back mode. All
cached writes will also be flushed to reduce the chance of system
down time.
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