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This Week in Website Performance is a weekly feature of the Monitis.com blog. It summarizes recent articles about website performance. Why? Because your friends at Monitis.com care.
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In this article we’ll discuss performance considerations for your storage subsystem. When selecting a storage solution you will usually consider the performance, which improves or degrades when considering multiple factors such as cost, reliability, availability and how easy it is to maintain and manage.
There are many factors to consider as storage requests work their way to the actual storage subsystem: cache-management, filesystem architecture, and volume management are all components involved in handling storage requests. They translate application calls into individual access requests, traversing the storage stack and creating a stream of commands that are presented to the disk storage subsystem. The sequence and quantity of those calls can improve or degrade the performance you get out of your storage subsystem.
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In part 3 of our Windows 2012 performance tuning series, we’ll focus on picking the right resiliency scheme for your storage system. We’ll compare the various factors that cause trade-offs when selecting a RAID scheme.
To determine the best configuration, you want to look at the read and write loads and decide your budget allowance to achieve the performance, availability, and reliability. Below you’ll find common configurations and their relative performance, reliability, availability, cost, capacity, as well as energy consumption, as recommended by Microsoft.
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In part 2 of our storage subsystem discussion and how to optimize performance we’ll focus on selecting the right storage solution for your situation, taking fault tolerance and high availability into consideration.
The number of storage solutions that are available, in particular to enterprises is extensive to say the least and not always an easy choice. As administrators, some of you will choose to deploy a traditional storage array, backed by SAS or SATA hard drives and directly attached or accessed through a separately managed Fibre Channel or iSCSI fabric. The storage array typically manages the redundancy and performance characteristics internally.
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