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How to determine the IOPS limit of RAID on E-Series

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  • It may be necessary to confirm the IOPS limit of RAID on E-Series in the following scenarios:
    • A processing delay occurs with a specific operation
    • The host server detects a disk busy status, and the customer suspects resource contention on the storage side.
  • This article explains how to check if the IOPS limit of RAID has been reached.

 

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