A solution architect notices the PowerSizer is translating File Operations into IOPS for cluster and appliance summary details. IOPS are not impacting the summary MiB/s.
What is the cause of this issue?
A solution architect notices the PowerSizer is translating File Operations into IOPS for cluster and appliance summary details. IOPS are not impacting the summary MiB/s.
What is the cause of this issue?
Answer D If... File Operations are entered in PowerSizer but not MiB/s Impact on Sizing PowerSizer translates File Operations into IOPS for cluster and appliance summary details. The IOPS does not contribute to the summary MiB/s because no I/O size is defined.
Yes D The generally accepted explanation is that the PowerSizer tool has been provided with file operations as an input but has not been given a corresponding MiB/s value. In other words, if only file operations are entered and no MiB/s (throughput) input is provided, then the tool converts those file operations into IOPS for its cluster and appliance summary—but those IOPS values will not affect the MiB/s summary because no explicit throughput input was given.