A storage administrator is adding both an XtremIO and third-party storage arrays to their existing infrastructure. The administrator is using ViPR SRM to monitor the environment.
Which requirement is needed to implement this solution?
References:https://www.emc.com/techpubs/vipr/understanding_solutionpacks-3.htm
When using the XtremIO PoC Toolkit, what is the purpose of the Age phase?
Proceed with filesystem aging by doing random overwrite cycles.
A customer has the following requirements for their VDI deployment:
Which EMC technologies should be recommended?
The EMC RecoverPoint family provides cost-effective, local continuous data protection (CDP), continuous remote replication (CRR), and continuous local and remote replication (CLR) that allows for any-point-in-time data recovery and a new 'snap and replicate' mechanism for local and remote replication (XRP).
Splitter-based replication, using VPLEX
RecoverPoint splitter-based replication provides synchronous replication, continuous replication with fine recovery granularity (journal based), and replication for active-active datacenters.
References: Introduction to the EMC XtremIO STORAGE ARRAY (April 2015), page 52
What is considered typical performance for an XtremIO single X-Brick cluster?
Choose an EMC XtremIO system and scale out linearly by adding more XtremIO X-Bricks.
Based on XtremIO best practice, which byte sector size should be used for volumes hosting Oracle database files?
Architecting a database on an All Flash Array (AFA) like EMC's XtremIO is best done by reviewing practices to optimize I/O performance. One consideration is the use of Advanced Format and how it impacts the performance of the database Redo logs. Advanced Format refers to a new physical sector size of 4096 bytes (4KB) replacing original 512 byte standard.
References:https://community.emc.com/community/connect/everything_oracle/blog/2014/07/18/xtremio-best-practices-advanced-format-512e-and-native-modes
