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    • OksanaO

      StarWind at NVMe Developer Days: Learn how we slashed NVMes’ latency

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    • OksanaO

      StarWind at NVMe Developer Days: Learn how we slashed NVMes’ latency

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    • OksanaO

      Enlarge VMware VMs density just by ditching iSCSI in favor of iSER

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    • OksanaO

      Looking to increase VMware VM density? Just replace iSCSI with iSER!

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    • OksanaO

      Squeezing all possible IOPS out of your Intel NVMe and Mellanox RDMA NICs

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    • OksanaO

      How many IOPS your NVMe can do? All of them!

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      travisdh1T

      @oksana said in How many IOPS your NVMe can do? All of them!:

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      There’s a common opinion that the performance in general and IOPS-intensive performance like NVMf [NVMe over Fabrics] is usually lower in virtualized environments due to the hypervisor overhead.

      Check out this article to prove or knock down this belief!

      Great, now I'm impatient to see the results!

    • OksanaO

      Accelerating your IT environment to new speeds with StarWind iSER

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      travisdh1T

      @oksana said in Accelerating your IT environment to new speeds with StarWind iSER:

      @travisdh1 Yes, PFC for switch and RDMA support for Ethernet

      So, yes, it does require a few things, but things that should be available already. Great!

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