What is a recommended strategy for breaking up ADOMS in relation to disk quota?

The recommended strategy of using low volume log devices versus high volume log devices relates directly to managing disk quota effectively within FortiAnalyzer. This approach allows for more granular control over log storage and helps ensure that the storage capacity is utilized in an optimized manner.

By categorizing logs into lower and higher volume devices, administrators can better navigate the different storage requirements and sizes of log data generated by various sources. Low volume log devices can be managed with less stringent disk quota limits, making them ideal for less frequent logging sources. High volume log devices, on the other hand, can accommodate substantial amounts of data from critical sources, and knowing the distinction allows for more vigilant monitoring and resource allocation.

This strategy enhances performance and reliability by preventing log overflow and ensuring that lower priority logs do not consume resources needed for crucial logging operations. In contrast, creating multiple small ADOMs or consolidating all log devices into one may introduce complications in management and resource allocation, while using similar volume log devices might not account for the varying needs of different data streams. Therefore, distinguishing between log volumes is essential for effective disk quota management and optimal FortiAnalyzer performance.