FAS 960 giving 100K ops/sec ? Check it out….
http://www.vmunix.com/mark/blog/archives/2005/03/17/100k-opssec-on-the-filer/
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Sorry rajeev, I missed your comment on my post back in June somehow…
This wasn’t a test benchmark, it was simply another day in the life of this filer. I.e. this is a deployed filer out in the cold, harsh, real world.
CPU was at 100% and as I said the filer was pushing about 300MB/sec out to the cluster. There was about 100 nodes involved. Nearly all reads, less than 1% writes during the onslaught.