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07-20-2023 07:43 AM - last edited on 07-25-2023 02:53 AM by support_s
07-20-2023 07:43 AM - last edited on 07-25-2023 02:53 AM by support_s
What is considered a good range for "System Latency" and "System IOPS" - MSA 2060 iSCSI
For a MSA 2060 iSCSI, what is considered a good range for "System Latency" and "System IOPS"?
When should someone start worrying about performance? Would you pleasae provide examples?
Thank you
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07-24-2023 01:51 AM - edited 07-24-2023 01:54 AM
07-24-2023 01:51 AM - edited 07-24-2023 01:54 AM
Re: What is considered a good range for "System Latency" and "System IOPS" - MSA 2060 iSCSI
Hi,
Below-mentioned values are not MSA 2060 specific.
Generally controller average host port write latency of less than 10ms and read latency of less than 15-20ms would indicate optimal performance.
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07-24-2023 07:33 AM
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Re: What is considered a good range for "System Latency" and "System IOPS&q
I was hoping to have for the performance stats of a MSA 2060 so that I can compare them to the stats provide in the "Storage Management Utilty."
Is there a web site or document that would have them?
Read/Write for System IOPS (I/O per second)
System Latency (Avarage Response Time in microseconds)
System Throughput (MB per second
Controller IOPS (I/O per second)
Volume Average Queue Depth (Avarage Queue Depth)
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07-24-2023 08:41 AM
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Re: What is considered a good range for "System Latency" and "System IOPS&q
Hi,
Apart from the performance benchmark results in MSA quick specs sheet (pages 29-31), we dont have any documents that lists the information requested: https://www.hpe.com/psnow/doc/a00094630enw.pdf?jumpid=in_pdp-psnow-qs
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