Posts Tagged ‘backwards math’
Backwards VDI math: Putting numbers to the 1000 user RA
March 26th, 2012 | 
Author: EMC and VMware have published a joined Reference Architecture where an EMC VNX5300 using a minimum configuration of disks squeezes out the required IOPS for a thousand VDI users. That is awesome stuff, but how to go about using and remodeling this RA for your own needs? In this blog post I’ll try to put some numbers to it, both validating and enabling you to resize for your needs.
A very cool use case: VMware View and 1000 vDesktops running off an EMC VNX5300
This is a very VERY cool one. You can find the Reference Architecture Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Storage, VDI and VMware View, VMware | 
Tags: backwards math, Cache, Cache is King, EMC, EMC FAST, EMC FAST-cache, FAST, FAST-cache, IOPS, Proven Solution Guide, Proven Solutions Guide, ROPS, vDesktops, View reference architecture, View sizing, VMware View, VNX 5300, VNX5300, WOPS | 
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