MTV-5895: Document warm migration performance impact for storage copy offload - #958
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a VMware vSphere migration planning module that explains how disk write rates affect warm migration performance and describes how to measure the threshold for selecting warm migration. ChangesWarm migration performance documentation
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In `@documentation/modules/con_sco-warm-migration-performance.adoc`:
- Around line 10-14: Revise the warm-migration guidance to prioritize measuring
final switchover downtime against the cold-migration baseline, rather than using
cumulative or total copy time as the primary decision metric. Retain total
elapsed migration time as a secondary metric, and clarify that warm migration
may take longer overall while still providing the intended downtime reduction.
- Around line 21-24: Revise the [NOTE] in the warm migration performance
documentation to avoid claiming success at any write rate. Limit the statement
to the tested workload range, or state only that high disk write activity can
reduce or eliminate the expected downtime benefit while preserving the rest of
the note’s guidance.
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In `@documentation/modules/con_sco-warm-migration-performance.adoc`:
- Around line 28-30: Add an explicit placeholder section or TODO immediately
after the generic storage-array performance testing procedure in the warm
migration module, indicating that a future single-VM test example will be added.
- Around line 28-30: Update the warm migration threshold guidance in this
section to document the VM write pattern used during testing, including whether
writes target existing or new blocks. Clarify that the measured threshold
applies only to production VMs with comparable write patterns, rather than
treating it as a storage-array-wide write-rate limit.
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| * A VM writing at 5 megabytes per second accumulates large change sets. This data volume can eliminate the expected downtime savings. | ||
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@mnecas Is it OK to use numbers here? The rates differ by 2 orders of magnitude.
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I think this is okay, the line before this specifically says these are just examples. The order of magnitude difference here shows two extremes so that one saves downtime and the other doesn't.
…copy offload Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> and RichardHoch <rhoch@redhat.com>
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Resolves https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/MTV-5895 by adding a new section to the documentation, "Disk write activity and warm migration performance for storage copy offload" to the documentation.
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https://forklift-documentation-git-fork-ri-4862f6-yaacov-8047s-projects.vercel.app/downstream/documentation/doc-Planning_your_migration/master.html#con_sco-warm-migration-performance_vmware
Summary
con_sco-warm-migration-performance.adocdocumenting how high disk write activity during warm storage copy offload migrations can increase downtime and negate the time savings of warm migrationassembly_planning-migration-vmware.adocafter the storage copy offload planning stepsTest plan
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