This course introduces participants to the methodology for analyzing the performance of PowerMax and VMAX All Flash family of storage arrays. Unisphere for PowerMax is used to analyze the performance of PowerMax and VMAX All Flash arrays. Metrics that are relevant for analysis of each of the components in the arrays are presented. Participants learn to identify bottlenecks for performance and provide recommendations to remedy the problem. Hands-on lab exercises using performance archives reinforce the concepts and methodology presented in the lecture.
The content of this course is designed to support the course objectives.
Array Architecture
Performance Analysis Basics
Performance Analysis with Unisphere for PowerMax
Performance Analysis of Front-End
Performance Analysis of Cache
Performance Analysis of Back-End
End-to-End Analysis
TimeFinder and SRDF
In addition to lecture and demonstrations, this course includes lab exercises designed to allow practical experience for the participant.
Upon successful completion of this course, participants should be able to:
Participants should have a good understanding of PowerMax and VMAX All Flash array architecture, configuration, and components. Familiarity with features such as Service Level based provisioning, SRDF, and TimeFinder SnapVX is expected. Basic knowledge of Unisphere for PowerMax for management and monitoring of arrays is required.
This course is intended for Dell Technologies Personnel, Partners, and
Customers to assist in troubleshooting and managing the performance of PowerMax and VMAX All Flash arrays.
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