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NVMe Increases Database Transactions in Virtualized Workloads
By
FAHIMA
posted
Tue March 23, 2021 02:27 PM
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Recently, we published a
Performance Validation
paper with the help of analyst firm, ESG. You can read the blog post overview
here
.
To help you visualize the benefits discussed in the technical paper, this
Infographic
homes in on the numbers behind faster data access with NVMe, compared to traditional SCSI, in a virtualized environment running VMware. As depicted in this technical validation paper, the numerous advantages of NVMe are now available for VMware environments.
Based on the specific workload tested, we found that the NVMe protocol deployed in the solution increased database transactions by 83%. And what's equally important, is that this can be done using an existing SAN infrastructure:
No need for additional storage investments
No need to modify existing operating processes
No need to stop a running Oracle database
Read the
full report
to learn the complete set of benefits available with end-to-end NVMe. Learn more about the
IBM FlashSystem Family
and the
IBM Storage Networking b-type Family
.
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#storagenetworking
#PrimaryStorage
#san
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#flashsystem
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