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(with some added notes and explanations). i'm going to show.. continue reading → i've divided this blog into two parts, where in the first i go into the reasons for using oracle extended rac and why it makes sense to what is blk-mq? i only heard about blk-mq and scsi-mq a few months ago. blk-mq stands for block multi-queue and while it isn't a new term for those who follow what's new in the linux kernel, it is relatively a newcomer to the enterprise linux distributions. the idea is to. powermax and the power of data reduction with oracle databases – part ii (tests) this post is a continuation from part i. test environment my test environment consisted of a single engine powermax 8000, two dell servers poweredge r730 (28 cores each), rhel 7.3, and oracle database and asm release 12.2. to generate the test data i used kevin closson's slob benchmark tool v2.3. however, i modified the data such as some.. continue reading →. powermax and the power of data reduction with oracle databases – part i (design) we've just announced two new nvme flash storage systems: the powermax 2000 and the powermax 8000. working with nvme flash is exciting, and of course strongly motivated by high performance and low latencies. however, this post is about another feature that powermax adds: the ability to perform both deduplication (dedupe) and compression and how it.. continue reading → i was planning to write my first blog on another topic, but i realized that i have my lab environment set for data warehouse (decision support system, or dss) workload and after this weekend i’ll be losing one of the servers to another project. therefore – change of thanks for joining me! good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter. — izaak walton privacy & cookies: this site uses cookies. by continuing to use this website, you agree to their use.