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Latest SPC-1 results – IOPS vs drive counts – chart-of-the-month
[As promised, I am trying to get up-to-date on my performance charts from our monthly newsletters. This one brings us current up through November.] The above chart plots Storage Performance Council SPC-1 IOPS against spindle count. On this chart, we have … Continue reading
Posted in Block Storage, Disk storage, FC, Storage performance, System effectiveness
Tagged 3PAR, Chart of the month, HDS, HDS VSP, HP, HP 3PAR V800, IBM, IBM SVC, IBM SVC 4.3, IBM SVC 5.1, IOPS, IOPs/Drive, SPC-1, Storage Performance Council
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Services and products, a match made in heaven
In all the hoopla about company’s increasing services revenues what seems to be missing is that hardware and software sales automatically drive lots of services revenues. A recent Wikibon post by Doug Chandler (see Can cloud pull services and technology … Continue reading
Posted in Business economics, Strategy, Uncategorized
Tagged break-fix, Dell, EMC, HP, IBM, maintenance, Services revenues
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Tape vs. Disk, the saga continues
Was on a call late last month where Oracle introduced their latest generation T1000C tape system (media and drive) holding 5TB native (uncompressed) capacity. In the last 6 months I have been hearing about the coming of a 3TB SATA … Continue reading
Posted in Block Storage, Data, Data compression, data protection, Data reduction, Disk storage, Market dynamics, Storage, Strategic Inflection Points, Strategy, System effectiveness, Systems, Tape storage
Tagged Deduplication, FalconStor, full backups, HP, IBM, LTO, Oracle, Permabit, Quantum, rich media, Sepaton, Source-level dedupe, Storage density, T10000, T10000C, tape libraries
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Latest ESRPv3 (Exchange 2010) results analysis for 1K-to-5Kmailboxes – chart of the month
The chart is from SCI’s October newsletter/performance dispatch on Exchange 2010 Solution Reviewed Program (ESRP v3.0) and shows the mailbox database access latencies for read, write and log write. For this report we are covering solutions supporting from 1001 up … Continue reading
SPC-1/E IOPS per watt – chart of the month
Not a lot of Storage Performance Council (SPC) benchmark submissions this past quarter just a new SPC-1/E from HP StorageWorks on their 6400 EVA with SSDs and a new SPC-1 run for Oracle Sun StorageTek 6780. Recall that SPC-1/E executes … Continue reading
Enterprise data storage defined and why 3PAR?
Recent press reports about a bidding war for 3PAR bring into focus the expanding need for enterprise class data storage subsystems. What exactly is enterprise storage? Defining enterprise storage is frought with problems but I will take a shot. Enterprise … Continue reading
PC-as-a-Service (PCaaS) using VDI
Last year at VMworld, VMware was saying that 2010 was year for VDI (virtual desktop infrastructure), last week NetApp said that most large NY banks they talked with were looking at implementing VDI and prior to that, HP StorageWorks announced … Continue reading
Posted in desktop virtualization, Systems
Tagged HP, NetApp, PC-as-a-Service, PCaaS, VDI, VMware, VMware view, VMworld
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Exchange 2010/ESRP 3.0 results – chart of the month
Well after last months performance reversals and revelations we now return to the more typical review of the latest Exchange Solution Review Program (ESRP 3.0) for Exchange 2010 results. Microsoft’s new Exchange 2010 has substantially changed the efficiency and effectiveness … Continue reading
Posted in Storage, Storage performance
Tagged Chart of the month, DAG, Database availability group, EMC, ESRP, Exchange 2010, Exchange performance, HP, IBM, IBM XIV
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