Archive for the ‘Optimization’ tag
Storage Optimization with VMware Horizon View
Great article on storage optimization technologies for VMware from VMware Product Management. Learn more about VMware View Replica Tiering, View Storage Acceleration, View Composer API for Array Integration (VCAI) and space efficient virtual disks.
Properly designing and sizing storage is key to successfully deploying virtual desktops. Transitioning from pilot to production is completely dependent on getting both the storage design and sizing right. If you get this wrong- you will negatively affect user experience, application responsiveness and your cost per desktop.
So how do you get it right?
Well ultimately you will need to ensure that your VDI environment is designed to support adequate capacity and performance. Translating a physical laptop/desktop environment to a desktop VM typically requires about 40GB of storage capacity and 15 to 200 IOPS . In addition, the IO pattern is made up of steady state events during which it is dominated by small block random writes and highly correlated peak events which can be dominated by either reads or writes. These shifts complicate storage sizing and design for VDI.
Link: http://blogs.vmware.com/euc/2013/02/storage-optimization-with-vmware-horizon-view.html
Riverbed to optimize PCoIP network traffic
During VMworld in Las Vegas, Teradici announced a new partner program to enable network optimization for PCoIP traffic. The first company to joint the Network Solution partner program is Riverbed. Please see the press announcement attached.
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Optimizing performance for VPS and low RAM
Running out of memory will prevent the Linux system from running ZCS because it can’t create the needed Java virtual machine and also start essential processes like the MTA. During the installation I came to several situations where I ran out of memory but in the end I could install the software but not start all services. I needed some optimization here. After some searching on the web I found tips which helped me.
Vista and VMware View
While Vista is still not completely supported in every variant with all features as of this writing in a View environment today, I have many customers running it and asking for tips on how to make it run better than it does out of the box. The following are some tips you can try AT YOUR OWN RISK. These are provided as tips and suggestions only. Some you might use and others not. This is provided as thinking and discussion points for running Vista. Now that the disclaimer is out of the way lets get started




