Posts Tagged ‘miss’

The Elusive Miss Alignment

November 30th, 2010 | Author: Erik Zandboer


Is it a new miss election?? Well, after doing more than a little testing I figured out I may be MISSing something… So unfortunately it is not about beautiful women, but yet another technical deepdive. This time into misalignment. Theoretically it is SO easy to point out what the problem is (see Throughput part 3: Data alignment. For this new blog entry I had my mind set on showing the differences between misalignment and alignment in the lab… However this proves to be much MUCH harder than anticipated…

Read the rest of this entry »

Posted in Storage, VMware | Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , | Comments Closed
Soon to come

  • Coming soon

    • Determining Linked Clone overhead
    • Designing the Future part1: Server-Storage fusion
    • Whiteboxing part 4: Networking your homelab
    • Deduplication: Great or greatly overrated?
    • Roads and routes
    • Stretching a VMware cluster and "sidedness"
    • Stretching VMware clusters - what noone tells you
    • VMware vSAN: What is it?
    • VMware snapshots explained
    • Whiteboxing part 3b: Using Nexenta for your homelab
    • widget_image
    • sidebars_widgets
    • Recent Comments
    Blogroll
    Links
    Archives

    Contact Us | Terms of Use | Trademarks | Privacy Statement
    Copyright © 2009 VMdamentals.com. All Rights Reserved.

    Powered by WordPress and WordPress Theme created with Artisteer.