Sun Storage F5100 Flash Array

Sun Storage F5100 Flash Array Announcement

Sun Storage F5100 Flash Array The Sun Storage F5100 is a new class of storage products based on non-volatile solid-state Flash technology designed for maximum performance, reliability and eco-efficiency.

Sun Storage F5100 Flash Array offers the best and most efficient way to accelerate database performance and reduce operating cost with over 1 million IOPS in just 1RU of space. The F5100 reduces storage latencies, eliminates storage bottlenecks and increases transactional scalability with up to 100X less power and space than traditional disk drives.

Accelerate Application Performance

  • Reduce storage latency
  • Eliminate storage I/O bottlenecks
  • Increased transactional scalability for business growth
    Improve Productivity
  • Improve application and business response times
  • Maximize system performance and efficiency
    Reduce Cost
  • Lower power and cooling
  • Reduce space
  • Lower TCO

Technical Resources

This Sun BluePrints article shows how to apply the Sun Storage F5100 Flash Array as storage for database indexes in order to accelerate application performance.

Find out about the F5100 Array's innovative architectures and technologies, as well as storage deployment considerations, that bring tremendous business benefit to performance-hungry database applications.

Key thing is, it out performed mechanical hard drives with all the benifits that come with using solid state drives such as low power consumption, mechanical shocks tollerance and ease of deployment. You can find all the technical details explained way better than I can explain it in this video.

The Peoplesoft Payroll application is I/O latency sensitive. That is the performance of this workload hinges on the reducing the response time of physical I/Os, primarily single block reads. This can be easily seen by from the 'Top 5 Timed Foreground Events' section of the Oracle AWR Report.

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