No, it’s not about the song from the Disney classic, Snow White… but the work done in virtual environments using IO, not Hi ho…
First let’s define IOPs. IOPS means Input-Output Operations Per Second. This is a measurement of the number of read/writes that can occur using different storage drives, from the lowly SATA to [...]
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How many IOPS do I need or Hi ho, Hi ...
No, it’s not about the song from the Disney classic, Snow White… but the work done in virtual environments using IO, not Hi ho…
First let’s define IOPs. IOPS means Input-Output Operations Per Second. This is a measurement of the number of read/writes that can occur using different storage drives, from the lowly SATA to [...]
For the love of speed
I love IOPS. That’s the hidden must have when deploying VDI. Everyone focuses on the different endpoint clients, but I love IOPS. Why? I’ve written about IOPS before, that is the speed of data flowing in and out of the hard drives in the data center to support the VDI endpoints, and strongly recommend using SSDs instead of standar [...]