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Reference Architecture Guide—Consolidate and Simplify Mixed Database Workloads
Executive Summary Solution Architecture and Design Overview Validation Test Goals, Configuration, and Use Cases Validation Test Results Data Domain Backup and Recovery Solution Conclusions from Test Results
Performance at scale
PowerEdge MX840c performance findings
PowerMax 2000 performance findings
Data Domain backup and recovery findings
Results summary
References Solution Hardware and Software Design and Configuration Details

PowerMax 2000 performance findings

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PowerMax 2000 performance findings

  • The PowerMax 2000 storage array’s performance highlights include:

    • The PowerMax 2000 storage array generated 106,139 IOPS using a small 24 NVMe flash drive configuration.
    • IOPS performance remained consistent between the baseline OLTP test and testing with all workloads running. When all workloads were running in parallel, IOPS remained within 4 percent of the baseline.
    • Average read latency for all the databases remained under 1 ms with one exception: Snapshot OLTP SQL Server 1. Because this database was simulating a test and development workload, the slightly higher latency was not significant in evaluating overall performance.
    • Average write latency for all databases remained under 1 ms. Most of the write latencies were under .31 ms. The exception was the OLTP Oracle database with .75 ms average writes for logs (still under 1 ms).