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You have been asked to design an XtremIO storage array solution that will be used for two large applications workloads. One overload will generate approximately 150,000 write IOPs with an average 4 kB I/O size. The second write workload will have an average I/O size of 128 kB and will generate approximately 2 GB/s of throughput.
At a minimum, how many X-Bricks are needed in a single cluster to meet this requirement?
Second write workload IOPS = 2 GB/s divided by 128 kB = 2 x1,073,741,824 / (128 x 1,024) = 16384 IOPs.
Total IOPS required would be 150,000, from the first workload, plus 16384, totaling 166384.
A 2 X-Brick cluster provides 300K Read/write IOPS so it would be adequate.
Storage capacity and performance scale linearly, such that two X-Bricks supply twice the IOPS, four X-Bricks supply four times the IOPS, six X-Bricks supply six times the IOPS and eight X-Bricks supply eight times the IOPS of the single X-Brick configuration.
Note: Choose an EMC XtremIO system and scale out linearly by adding more XtremIO X-Bricks.
Based on XtremIO best practice, which byte sector size should be used for volumes hosting Oracle database files?
Architecting a database on an All Flash Array (AFA) like EMC's XtremIO is best done by reviewing practices to optimize I/O performance. One consideration is the use of Advanced Format and how it impacts the performance of the database Redo logs. Advanced Format refers to a new physical sector size of 4096 bytes (4KB) replacing original 512 byte standard.
References:https://community.emc.com/community/connect/everything_oracle/blog/2014/07/18/xtremio-best-practices-advanced-format-512e-and-native-modes
A storage administrator wants to re-use some of their XtremIO thin provisioned disks attached to a Microsoft Windows 2012 host. However, the administrator notices that ''Quick Format'' of the drives is taking a long time to complete. This has an impact on the overall performance.
What should be recommended to minimize the performance impact?
It is related to TRIM/UNMAP, which is enabled per default in Server 2012(R2).
References:https://serverfault.com/questions/679211/quick-format-of-lun-in-server-2012r2-hosted-on-a-thin-provisioned-san-vol-take
At which point is data compressed when a host sends data to the XtremIO storage system?
XtremIO inline data deduplication and inline data compression services are inline, all the time.
References:https://www.emc.com/collateral/faq/faq-million-dollar-guarantee-rp-2016.pdf
A customer wants to purchase an XtremIO array. After the array is installed, the customer wants to initially disable encryption. What is the result of enabling encryption on an array that is already being used?
Disable Encryption and Non-Encrypted Models
This version [Ver. 4.0.2-65] allows disabling the Data at Rest Encryption (DARE), if desired. Disabling and Enabling is done when the cluster is stopped.
References: https://samshouseblog.com/2015/12/29/new-features-and-changes-in-xtremio-ver-4-0-2-65/
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