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Linux on System z Disk I/O Performance (Webcast)

Live Virtual Class abstract
The session is covering the latest performance results and tuning tips for Linux on System z. It includes tuning and setup recommendations for disk I/O, focusing on a comparison of ECKD versus SCSI disks, considerations concerning storage servers and Linux disk I/O options.
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Creation date
July 2010

High performance FICON

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Creation date
July 2010

ECKD versus SCSI

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Creation date
July 2010

DASD block size

Presentation abstract
The DASD block size recommendation is 4096 bytes. The presentation shows that throughput and capacity is lower with smaller block sizes.
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Creation date
June 2010

Linux disk I/O considerations

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Creation date
June 2010

Disk performance optimizing

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Creation date
June 2010

Storage pool striping

Presentation abstract
This presentation explains storage pool striping, shows its impact on performance, and compares the performance of storage pool striped volumes with logical volumes.
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Creation date
March 2009

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Please address any comments to the performance team: linux390@de.ibm.com