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An application has 1,000 heavy users at a peak of 2 iops each and 2,000 typical users at a peak of 1 iops each, with a read/write ratio of 2:1. It is estimated that the application also experiences an overhead of 20 percent for other workloads. Calculate the iops requirement for raid 1, raid 3, raid 5, and raid 6.

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Answered by sajida3150
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1000 heavy users at peak of2 iops each=2000 iops and 2000 typical users at a peak of iops =2000 iops

20% overhead =4000*20/100=800

  therefore total iops at peak workload =4800

read/write ratio 2:1 the 3200 read and write 1600

RAID 1 corrected iops (read+write pently=2)

   =3200+(2*1600)=6400 iops

RAID 5 penlty 4 read write

3200+(4*1600)=9600 iops

RAID 6 pently read+write =6

3200+(6*1600)=12672 iops

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Answered by aqibkincsem
10

The IOPS requirements are as follows.

The complete application produces 4000 x 1.20 = 4800 IOPS. This figure is inclusive of the overheads involved in it.

The ratio 2:1 means that nearly 33.3% are writes and 66.6% are reads.RAID 1/0 carries a write penalty of 2.

Hence, the disk load for writes and reads are 0.66 x 4800 + 2x (0.33 x 4800) = 6,336 IOPS.

RAID 5 carries a write penalty of 4. So, the complete disk load of writes and reads are 0.66 x 4800 + 4x (0.33 x 4800) = 9,504 IOPS.

The RAID 6 carries a write penalty of 6. Hence, the disk load of writes and reads are 0.66 x 4800 + 6x (0.33 x 4800) = 12,672 IOPS.

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