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Here you find various types of files and other material that
may be useful to you when using or evaluating ORtera software.
The ORtera Summary Report provides an easy way to document
your storage performance, to keep track of changes over time
or to share information between team members. Here is
sample [PDF],
from a client's data warehouse. It shows conditions ORtera
identified during the automatic analysis that occurs on initial
start-up and points the way to major configuration
improvements:
- A large number unused resources
- A major imbalance of resources that are used (from
concatenated volumes)
- I/O fragmentation between the logical and physical
layers (the relation of application I/O size to RAID
stripe unit)
- CPU deficit from the likes of fsflush thrashing
- Excessive response times at the filesystem layer (even
though response times were fine at the physical layer,
which is the only data that other I/O performance tools
typically show)
You can export and import XML files containing workload
profiles for an application or a filesystem in ORtera Atlas Compass.
Here are some samples.
If your browser shows you the file instead of letting you
download it, right-click on the link and choose
"Save Link As" to download the file.
The following XML files captures process and filesystem
time series data for load generators (the vxbench
command) with a variety of mixed I/O sizes and access types
running on a 28x400 mhz Ultra Sparc II, E10K 50 GB ram, 8 2 GBit
fiber, 8 T4 partner pairs.
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