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Is there any recomendation on how much the underlying FS be free for DMS containers?

Is there any recommended percentage on how much the underlying Filesystem be free for DMS containers? i.e. say I have my DMS containers defined on this FileSsytem
/dev/lvpdb1p01fs01 94.00 13.51 86% 534 1% /dbinstp1/edwp01/01/fs01

It says that the fs is 86% used. So is there any recommended value from performance perspective which one should keep an eye on?

Also inside a tablespace container is there any value which should be free i.e. a container should not be more than X% used in order to yeild optimal performance?

Or it doesn't matter at all, all it needs is any amount of free space which serves the purpose?
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