Choosing An Appropriate Physical Disk Type - Dell PowerVault MD3220 Owner's Manual

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To change the I/O type:
1 Select from these virtual disk I/O characteristic types, based on your
application needs:
File system (typical)
Database
Multimedia
Custom
The corresponding dynamic cache read prefetch setting and segment size
values that are typically well suited for the selected virtual disk I/O
characteristic type are populated in the Dynamic cache read prefetch and
Segment size fields.
NOTE:
cache read prefetch setting (enabled/disabled) and segment size (8KB to
512KB).
2 Click OK.

Choosing an Appropriate Physical Disk Type

You can create disk groups and virtual disks in the storage array. You must
select the capacity that you want to allocate for the virtual disk from either
unconfigured capacity or free capacity available in the storage array. Then you
define basic and optional advanced parameters for the virtual disk.
With the advent of different physical disk technologies, it is now possible to
mix physical disks with different media types and different interface types
within a single storage array. In this release of MDSM, the following media
types are supported:
Hard physical disk
Solid State Disk (SSD)
If you selected the Custom option, select your preferred dynamic
Configuration: Disk Groups and Virtual Disks
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