Like most everything in this world, it depends -- mainly on your
application's requirements. What does 30ms response time mean to the
end user? Are they happy with this? Are they happy with 100ms response
times?
This being said, most people don't actually know what their requirements
are, so
On Wed, Mar 05, 2008 at 05:01:14PM -0800, Craig Simpson wrote:
What are good Average Time(ms) for read write when running against a
diskgroup?
That depends on the layout and the performance of the underlying
storage. It had better be faster talking to a high-end array than it is
talking to
I agree 100% with what you are saying. I find that 15-30ms is kicking
butt for almost anything and about as good as it gets.
Running Oracle. Finding that is will deal with up to 100ms and then only
hold things up a bit a 500ms.
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Craig Simpson
In the circle the beginning and the end
