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Old February 22nd 08, 05:37 AM posted to comp.arch.storage
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Default CX performance METALUN vs LUN

What is the performance increase using a METALUN vs. LUN? What is the
sweet spot? Configuration? Thanks in advance. This is for a SQL server.
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Old February 24th 08, 07:40 PM posted to comp.arch.storage
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Default CX performance METALUN vs LUN

As Moojit said, it's too hard to make generalisations. Obviously with
more spindles behind the MetaLUN performance is improved over a single
LUN with fewer spindles (assuming a striped MetaLUN) and assuming the
MetaLUN components come from different Raid Groups (they should
*always* come from different Raid Groups) however there is a
processing overhead incurred on the Storage Processors for MetaLUNs..

Work out what disk i/o your database needs and then design the disk
sub-subsystem to suit, i.e. how many IOps? MBps? Are the databases
highly transactional or decision support? Read or write intensive or a
bit of both?

Jono

 




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