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Dell PowerStore: Oracle Best Practices
Executive summary Introduction PowerStore sizing
Overview
Configure I/O for bandwidth and not capacity
Stripe far and wide
OLTP and OLAP/DSS workloads
General sizing recommendations
Test the I/O system before implementation
Plan for growth
PowerStore storage pool
Dynamic Resiliency Engine (DRE) and storage containers
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PowerStore storage pool

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PowerStore storage pool

  • PowerStore can be configured with a minimum of six drives in the base enclosure. Storage pools on PowerStore 1200T through 9200T models can be expanded up to 100 drives through expansion enclosures. The total disk capacity does not automatically guarantee disk performance. There must be enough drives to meet I/O and capacity demands. Base enclosure front-end ports can also be expanded.

    If horizontal scaling is a design requirement, PowerStore models support a scale-out configuration with one to four appliances in a single cluster. Contact your Dell Technologies representatives for assistance with sizing a PowerStore solution.