After the volumes are created, which steps are required to provision the XtremlO volumes to the servers?
To provision XtremIO volumes to servers, the following steps are typically required:
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What is the transfer rate in MB/s for disk 19F shown in the exhibit?
The transfer rate for disk 19F shown in the exhibit is 2 MB/s. The exhibit indicates that the scale for 'Disk Bytes/sec' is set to 0.00010000. Given this scale, the displayed value of approximately 200 (in the highlighted blue line) corresponds to 200 x 0.00010000 MB/s, which equals 2 MB/s.
Analysis of the exhibit data and the scale provided.
General understanding of performance monitoring metrics and their interpretations.
A systems administrator is responsible for the operations of 20 XtremlO X1 clusters; each are using a standalone XMS server. The administrator wants to consolidate management operations to the minimum number of XMS servers as possible.
What is the smallest number of XMS servers that can support the environment?
A single XtremIO Management Server (XMS) can manage up to 8 X-Brick clusters.
For 20 XtremIO X1 clusters, the smallest number of XMS servers required to support the environment is 4.
Consolidating management operations to the minimum number of XMS servers helps in simplifying administration and monitoring tasks.
Dell XtremIO XMS Configuration Guide
XtremIO Cluster Management Documentation
When considering data movement efficiency, which type of VDI workload is best suited for high IOPS?
Small, random workloads are best suited for high IOPS in a VDI (Virtual Desktop Infrastructure) environment.
Such workloads typically consist of numerous small I/O operations, which require a high number of IOPS to maintain performance.
XtremIO's architecture is optimized for handling small, random I/O patterns efficiently, making it ideal for this type of VDI workload.
Dell XtremIO VDI Best Practices
Storage Performance Fundamentals
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