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10-04-2005 10:29 PM
10-04-2005 10:29 PM
N4000 disk bottlenecks
We have a N4000 server running 11.0 hosting Informix databases. We have added more users over the past couple of months and the server is subsequently struggling with the increase in demand.
I have been monitoring the server via GlancePlus and the cause of the problems seem to come down to disk bottlenecks, hitting 100% at peak times. We have four 18.2Gb 10k rpm disks in a SureStore E SC10 disk system, which are mirrored. CPU and memory seem to be coping OK. I have recently had to increase the nfile and nflocks kernel parameters.
I am looking to purchase disks with a faster read/write speed, but would appreciate any advice before doing this.
Many Thanks
Ian
I have been monitoring the server via GlancePlus and the cause of the problems seem to come down to disk bottlenecks, hitting 100% at peak times. We have four 18.2Gb 10k rpm disks in a SureStore E SC10 disk system, which are mirrored. CPU and memory seem to be coping OK. I have recently had to increase the nfile and nflocks kernel parameters.
I am looking to purchase disks with a faster read/write speed, but would appreciate any advice before doing this.
Many Thanks
Ian
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10-04-2005 11:16 PM
10-04-2005 11:16 PM
Re: N4000 disk bottlenecks
Hi,
Off course it depends on your budget.
I can advise the following
1) SCSI based : MSA30
2) Entry level Fiber : MSA1000
3) High Level Fiber : EVA3000 or EVA4000
More info on
http://h18006.www1.hp.com/storage/entrystorage.html
Off course it depends on your budget.
I can advise the following
1) SCSI based : MSA30
2) Entry level Fiber : MSA1000
3) High Level Fiber : EVA3000 or EVA4000
More info on
http://h18006.www1.hp.com/storage/entrystorage.html
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10-06-2005 01:20 AM
10-06-2005 01:20 AM
Re: N4000 disk bottlenecks
Hi Ian, if your looking for faster then your 18GB SC10 10k drives you might want to look into these SC10 15k drives:
A6273A - 18GB 15k RPM hot swap Ultra3 SCSI hard drive
A6275A - 36GB 15k RPM hot swap Ultra3 SCSI hard drive
A6280A - 73GB 15k RPM hot swap Ultra3 SCSI hard drive
http://h20141.www2.hp.com/hpparts/Search_Results.asp?mscssid=1P02LWCAU1548GWGVPREGP9JTJP37XJ7
There are also third party 73GB 15k drives that will work in the SC10 for around 450 in the used market.
Hope this helps
Jesse
Cypress Technology Inc
A6273A - 18GB 15k RPM hot swap Ultra3 SCSI hard drive
A6275A - 36GB 15k RPM hot swap Ultra3 SCSI hard drive
A6280A - 73GB 15k RPM hot swap Ultra3 SCSI hard drive
http://h20141.www2.hp.com/hpparts/Search_Results.asp?mscssid=1P02LWCAU1548GWGVPREGP9JTJP37XJ7
There are also third party 73GB 15k drives that will work in the SC10 for around 450 in the used market.
Hope this helps
Jesse
Cypress Technology Inc
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