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Deploy VM Fleet to benchmark your storage system

VM Fleet is a collection of scripts that enables to deploy virtual machines which perform I/O to stress the underlying storage system. To achieve I/O, the VMs leverages DiskSpd which is a Microsoft...

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Storage HA on the Cheap: Fixing Synology DiskStation flaky Performance with...

“From Synology’s Active-Passive Architecture Drawbacks to StarWind’s Active-Active Voodoo Magic” Introduction DiskStation DS916+ is a further improvement of DS415+ model. Storage capacity in DS916+...

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RAM Disk technology: Performance Comparison

Introduction Since every computer now has a volatile amount of available storage located in the RAM, when compared to other direct-access memory used for data storage, for example, hard disks, CD-RWs,...

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A little about Disk write cache on Windows VM

Introduction There are lots of great materials on optimization of virtualized environments that I think many of you will enjoy reading about. Such topics are all over the IT community and they cover a...

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StarWind iSER technology support

iSER nowise replaces the current iSCSI protocol but increases the performance of the environment and provides important iSCSI features such as high availability and security of the network connection....

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Take a look at Storage QoS Policies in Windows Server 2016

Introduction In Windows Server 2016 Microsoft introduced storage Quality of Service (QoS) policies.  Previously in Windows Server 2012 R2, we could set minimum and maximum IOPS individually virtual...

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Intel SPDK NVMe over Fabrics [NVMe-oF] Target Performance Tuning. Part 1:...

Introduction I guess every IT administrator wants his data to be transferred over the network like a hot knife through butter. So, in order to decrease the latency and ensure the max number of IOPS...

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Intel SPDK NVMe-oF Target Performance Tuning. Part 2: Preparing testing...

Introduction In the previous article, I’ve described 3 scenarios for testing NVMe-oF performance and skimmed through their hardware and software configuration. Again, what I wanna do, is measure how...

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Full throttling your storage performance with P3700 Intel NVMe

Introduction The most important part of any server infrastructure is the performance of the underlying storage which creates a direct dependency on the performance of the mission-critical...

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Testing storage and setting the workload pattern quickly with IOBlazer

Introduction VMware has recently updated IOBlazer on VMware Labs, one of its most useful utilities for storage benchmarking in VMware vSphere environments. The utility allows generating workloads for...

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It’s NVMe time! How StarWind makes it possible to present true performance of...

Introduction With RDMA finding its place in existing infrastructures more and more often, PCIe SSDs have become the next best thing in the world of high-performance storage and every system...

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Storage Performance Tester VMware Fling

VMware storage admins are usually most concerned about storage performance of their storage system. There are many storage performances tools to choose from, and today we’ll have a look at a new one...

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Shopping for SSDs? Here are several tips to help you make a right choice

Introduction These days, if you ask any system administrator something like “what should I do to boost the performance of my I/O-hungry applications?” probably, the most common answer will be “go and...

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