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Mixed EqualLogic and MD3200i design for vSphere storage
Over the years, I have come across several SMB customers running vSphere on iSCSI. While a majority of them opt for EqualLogic storage, some have existing MD3000i/MD3200i SANs that have been the workhorse Dell storage solution for years. One question … Continue reading
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August 13, 2013
Tagged Dell, equallogic, iscsi, MD3000i, MD3200i, storage, vmware, vSphere
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Hybrids are Bleeping Magic
I can’t state it enough. When you are designing a virtual desktop environment, you need to correctly size the back end storage correctly. I have been involved with several VDI deployments, VMware View in particular, and storage performance can make … Continue reading
Posted in Desktops, equallogic, iops, iscsi, performance, VDI, View, virtualization, vmware
Tagged equallogic, hybrid, iops, iscsi, PS6000XVS, sas, ssd, vdi, view, vmware
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EqualLogic MEM and vStorage APIs
One of the major features that came out of the vSphere release 16 months ago was the rebuild of the IP stack and iSCSI initiators. With this change was the introduction of the concept of multiple vmkernel ports on the … Continue reading
Posted in equallogic, iops, iscsi, virtualization, vmware
Tagged calculation, equallogic, iops, iscsi, sas, sata, ssd, vmware, vStorage
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Planning for VDI has little to do with the desktop
It isn’t easy to think that way, but if you start planning your Virtual Desktop initiative at the end point, you are fighting a losing battle. This is because it isn’t the Thin Client that is important, but rather the … Continue reading
Posted in iops, iscsi, VDI, virtualization, vmware
Tagged iops, raid penalty, sas, sata, ssd, vdi, view, vmware
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Changing up things for lunch
Many of you out there in the IT world have been invited to, and have attended a vendor-sponsored ‘lunch and learn’. These typically take place at a high end steakhouse, such as Ruth Chris, Abe & Louie’s, Capital Grille, or … Continue reading
Posted in equallogic, iscsi, virtualization, vmware
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