Performance of the Sun Storage 7310 and 7410

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Performance of the Sun Storage 7310 and 7410

Wednesday, June 17. 2009

Roch Bourbonnais summarizes the performance data of the 7310 and the 7410 in "Compared Performance of Sun 7000 Unified Storage Array Line":

The Sun Storage 7410 Unified Storage Array delivers over 36000 of random 8K reads per second from a 400GB working set for great Mail application responsiveness. This corresponds to an entreprise of 100000 people with every employee accessing new data every 3.6 second consolidated on a single server.

Posted by Joerg Moellenkamp in English, Sun/Oracle at 18:05 | Comment (1) | Trackbacks (0)

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Hello Joerg, I enjoy reading your blog daily.

I imagine that you have seen the speculation about UltraSPARC-RK. Do you have any information that you are free to post?

Either way, thanks for your very useful reports, and the LKSF series. =-) -cheers, CSB

#1 Craig S. Bell on 2009-06-17 19:27 (Reply)

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