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IOPS vs. Throughput: Why Both Matter

Pure Storage

It’s a standard performance benchmark for solid-state drives, hard drives, flash drives, and network attached storage (NAS) devices. Equally important is to look at throughput (units of data per second)—how data is actually delivered to the arrays in support of real-world application performance. So in short, you should use both.

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Storage and Data Protection News for the Week of March 31; Updates from DataGrail, Datto, Rubrik & More

Solutions Review

This collaboration aims to allow enterprises to run applications across any environment – on-premises, in the cloud, or at the edge. World Backup Day quotes have been vetted for relevance and ability to add business value. As you review your data backup strategies, there are a few considerations to keep in mind.

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Improve Open Source Database Operations with AWS Outposts by 4x

Pure Storage

An AWS Outpost can utilize block storage, such as Pure Storage® FlashArray//X or FlashArray//C for application data through iSCSI connectivity. We put the integration to the test to understand some performance characteristics of the solution for critical database applications. Storage that suits a range of application requirements. .

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Consolidate Oracle Workloads with FlashArray//XL

Pure Storage

As enterprises and governments accelerate their digital transformation journeys , modern business applications place ever-increasing demands on Oracle databases. Software consolidation: Large organizations can have hundreds or thousands of applications each connecting to its own dedicated database on the back end. Performance.

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Simplify Elastic Operations without Compromising Data Searchability Using FlashBlade

Pure Storage

Regardless of tool, deploying applications larger than their original design inevitably brings scaling complexity too. The diagram below contrasts the traditional hot/warm node architecture based on direct-attached storage to the new hot/frozen disaggregated architecture. pretty -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d. '{.

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Run Kafka on Kubernetes at Scale with Portworx

Pure Storage

We’ve benchmarked Kafka write speeds at 5 million messages/sec on Flasharray. Kafka seamlessly allows applications to publish and consume messages, storing them as records within a “topic.” Nevertheless, Kubernetes is becoming a standard across organizations for running cloud-native applications. Kafka is extremely fast.