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Well the title says it all. I have a newly published white paper demonstrating how EDB Postgres scales on Dell servers with a PowerMax backend. The solution uses NVMe/TCP which (as I’ve noted any number of times) is not very common on the PowerMax, but as with many papers it was prompted by a customer...

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I thought I was just about done with Red Hat OpenShift MTV posts but as I don’t control the MTV code, I can only react to the changes. Red Hat made a change to how the offload process is implemented on ESXi hosts. If you read an older post I have here, I discuss how...

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Beginning with the SRDF SRA 10.3 release, development dropped support for the PowerMax 2000/8000 arrays or the V3 as the platform is sometimes called. I covered this when we released the software. Therefore SRA 10.2 is the terminal release for the V3 platform. Circumstances arose, however, which require a special fix. Unisphere/SE 10.2 has a...

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Over the past month or so I’ve been peppered with questions from both customers and colleagues about the fate of VMware’s Virtual Disk Development Kit or VDDK. VMware defines the kit as “… a set of libraries and utilities that enable software developers to create applications that can access and manipulate virtual disks used for...

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I’ve published an update, well more like a re-write, of the PowerStore VMware BPs. Some sections needed more illumination, and when they wrote the original paper they left out important storage provisioning topics like VMDK types and path management issues around APD and PDL. I believe I’ve included the most salient information now, though of...

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