What is the retrieval limit for DDXX storage when using DDAA?

In the context of Splunk Cloud's DDAA (Data Domain Archiving) storage, the retrieval limit is set to 10%. This means when data is archived in the DDXX (Data Domain) storage, users will only have the ability to retrieve up to 10% of the total archived data at a given time. This limitation is designed to manage resource utilization effectively and ensure that the system remains performant while handling the demands of data retrieval.

The 10% retrieval limit encourages efficient data management practices, promoting the archiving of less frequently accessed data while still allowing users some level of flexibility in their ability to access archived information. It reflects a balancing act between data accessibility and the inherent trade-offs involved in using dedicated archival storage solutions.

Understanding this limit is crucial for users who need to plan their data access strategies carefully, ensuring they account for the archived data they may require and consequently managing their retrieval requests within the established guidelines of the DDAA.