Answer is D: -
It cannot exceed the file system
visible size. Only allocated space increases, not the file system provisioned size.
The file system cannot auto-extend past the provisioned size
D is the correct answer.
The system automatically allocates space for a thin UFS64 file system along with space consumption. Auto extend happens when the space consumption threshold is reached. The threshold is the percentage of used space in the file system allocated space (system default value is 75%). It cannot exceed the file system visible size. Only allocated space increases, not the file system provisioned size. The file system cannot auto-extend past the provisioned size.
he system automatically shrinks and extends a thin file system based on capacity needs.
Thin-provisioned file systems are automatically extended or shrunk by the system when certain conditions are met. Automatic extend prevents the file system from running out of space. Automatic shrink improves space allocation by releasing any unused space back to the storage pool. The automatic shrink and automatic extend operations are based on a high water mark (HWM) for auto-extend and a low water mark (LWM) for auto-shrink.
For file systems smaller than 2.5 tebibytes (TiB) in size:
The file system is automatically extended when the used space exceeds and sustains over 75% of the allocated space. This is the fixed high water mark (HWM) for file systems less than 2.5 TiBs.
The file system automatically shrinks and returns space to the pool when the used space is 70% less than the allocated space. This is the fixed low water mark (LWM) for file systems less than 2.5 TiBs.
file system cannot auto-extend past the provisioned size.
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