Which two attributes characterize I/O workloads for sizing the PowerStore storage solution? (Select 2)
Two key attributes that characterize I/O workloads for sizing the PowerStore storage solution are Random vs. Sequential I/O and Read vs. Write ratios. Understanding these attributes helps in accurately sizing the storage system to meet performance and capacity requirements.
Dell EMC PowerStore Sizing Guide.
Dell Technologies documentation on I/O workload characterization
What are the default DRR values in the PowerStore sizing tool for block and file workloads?
A customer has a PowerStore 3200T system with only base enclosure consisting of 15 SSD 1920 GB drives and wants to expand the available capacity. What is the most cost-effective drive addition from a raw and usable capacity perspective to achieve the result wanted by the customer?
Adding 6 x 3840 GB NVMe SSD drives is the most cost-effective way to expand the capacity of a PowerStore 3200T system. This addition provides a significant increase in both raw and usable capacity, offering a better balance of performance and cost compared to smaller or more expensive drive options.
Dell EMC PowerStore Specification Sheet.
Dell EMC PowerStore Configuration Guide.
Which backend port are required to expand the PowerStore x200 models to have NVMe Expansions?
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