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D-MSS-DS-23 · Question #18

An architect is designing a cost-effective PowerStore solution in sizer that is expected to perform in the event of a node failure without impacting the max performance. What must be considered?

The correct answer is A. Set Max Performance Saturation to 50% while sizing. Designing for Node Failure: Ensuring a PowerStore solution performs optimally even in the event of a node failure requires careful consideration of performance thresholds. Max Performance Saturation: Setting the Max Performance Saturation to 50% during the sizing process…

Performance and Capacity Planning

Question

An architect is designing a cost-effective PowerStore solution in sizer that is expected to perform in the event of a node failure without impacting the max performance. What must be considered?

Options

  • ASet Max Performance Saturation to 50% while sizing.
  • BPlan and design a disaster recovery site.
  • CSet Performance Growth to 50% while sizing.
  • DProvide a higher model than the sizer-recommended solution.

How the community answered

(49 responses)
  • A
    84% (41)
  • B
    10% (5)
  • C
    4% (2)
  • D
    2% (1)

Explanation

Designing for Node Failure: Ensuring a PowerStore solution performs optimally even in the event of a node failure requires careful consideration of performance thresholds. Max Performance Saturation: Setting the Max Performance Saturation to 50% during the sizing process ensures that in the event of a node failure, the remaining node can handle the load without performance degradation. This conservative approach allows the system to operate within safe performance limits, maintaining high availability and performance.

Topics

#PowerStore sizing#node failure tolerance#performance saturation#high availability

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