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Driver I/O cache ran out of memory on host
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Just upgraded from 8.5.3 to 9.0 Update one and now one of our host is getting a alert message – : Driver I/O cache ran out of memory on host
. This may impair replication performance. Current I/O cache size: 96 MB. Last full I/O cache memory occurrence: 9 seconds ago. Full I/O cache memory has occurred 1 times in the last 9 seconds.
Not sure what to do
Having the same issue. Updated from 9.0 –> 9.0 U1 and now getting this message on multiple VRAs in vSphere.
You can add one more here. It’s so far occurred on multiple hosts across different vcenters.
Same here after updating to 9.0U1
Same issue for us as well after upgrading to 9.0U1. Happening on multiple hosts, but not all yet
Another.
Another. Is Zerto paying attention? I don’t see actual responses to the issue.
I created a support request and have been told to do one of three things:
1. Ignore the warning since everything is working
2. I can manually disable the warning
3. Escalate to Level 2 support and they can increase the I/O cache (but cannot guarantee it will fix the issue…)
3 relatively bad options. Nice!
This doesn’t sound good at all. Are you to set affinity rules for all of the guests on the host having an issue?
This is not really a solution in my opinion. I’m not setting affinity rules on all my VM’s/host in that cluster.
The 3 Hyper-V hosts at our primary site send me those alerts. Hopefully its not causing any issues and fixed in U2 because those steps seem like to much work.
Same here, so far on a handful of hosts.
Having the same issue here as well. Has anyone received any helpful information from Zerto?
Same issue with me as well since upgrade to 9.0 Update 1 from 8.5 Update 3. Otherwise, operating without issue.
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