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Dell PowerStore: Elastic Stack
Executive summary Introduction PowerStore sizing considerations PowerStore installation and configuration best practices Host and Linux configuration
Introduction
Server FC HBA driver settings: timeouts and queue depth
Scanning for and identifying LUNs
Discovery and connection of NVMe end-points
Multipathing
LUN partitioning
File systems
Space reclamation
Elastic Stack sizing Data protection and recovery References

Introduction

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Introduction

  • Server nodes in Elastic Stack can either be physical or virtual, so both PowerStore T and PowerStore X models provide an excellent storage option for Elastic Stack.

    While most settings in Linux can remain at the defaults, some changes are recommended for stability and efficiency with PowerStore arrays. The remainder of this section discusses best practices when working with Linux systems hosted by PowerStore. See Dell PowerStore Host Configuration Guide on www.dell.com/powerstoredocs for additional information of specific changes.