Month: September 2016

opvizor-performance-analyzer-part-9-performance-in-real-time-for-netapp

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There is a best practices available as white paper for NetApp and VMware vSphere Storage. You can find the complete paper here. In the NetApp Community there a many interesting discussions, e.g. "Beginning this month, Tech OnTap highlights popular discussion threads appearing in the NetApp Technical Community. In this month’s discussion, Christopher Madden, NetApp IT …

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opvizor-performance-analyzer-part-8-performance-in-real-time-for-mongodb

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"Tens of thousands of organizations use MongoDB to build high-performance systems at scale, including over 30 of the world’s 100 largest organizations and many of the world’s most successful and innovative web companies. To achieve high performance with any database system requires an understanding of best practices. Get the guide that will inform you of …

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opvizor-performance-analyzer-part-7-performance-in-real-time-for-debian-linux

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"Linux tuning information is scattered among many hundreds of sites, each with a little bit of knowledge. Virtual machine tuning information is equally scattered about. This is my attempt at indexing all of it," said Bob Plankers in his Blog. You can find his complete guide here. "In a default distro install, system logging is …

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opvizors-performance-analyzer-3-is-certified-datacore-ready

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Opvizor Inc. today announced that its Performance Analyzer 3 is certified DataCore Ready for SANsymphony ™, from the Software-Defined Storage Platform from DataCore™ Software, making them beneficial for organizations to maximize the availability and utilization of IT assets and to simplify data storage management. “It is a great pleasure to announce the DataCore Ready Solution certification for our …

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opvizor-performance-analyzer-part-6-performance-in-real-time-for-docker-container

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Here are best practices for Docker container: "The documentation has been written specifically for the developers who are writing Dockerfiles to create images. Dockerfiles can become rather complex depending on the application being containerized so we are passing on our experience with Dockerfiles through a series of best practices. This guide of best practices is …

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opvizor-performance-analyzer-part-5-performance-in-real-time-for-ubuntu-linux

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Things to do after installing Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (XENIAL XERUS), please read the complete article here. Here are 9 killer tips to speed up Ubuntu 14.04 The article was originally written for Ubuntu 13.10 but it is equally applicable for Ubuntu 14.04 and 15.04. If you already installed Ubuntu 16.04.x LTS Xenial Xerus, here is …

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your-one-size-fits-all-vmware-vsphere-dashboard-for-performance-and-monitoring

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VMware vSphere Dashboard If you’re looking for a very modern way to check and monitor performance, you should give Performance Analyzer a try.  Monitor and Analyze VMware vSphere configuration and performance metrics with our VMware vSphere Dashboard that is the visual part of Performance Analyzer for VMware vSphere. Correlate events and metrics in guest applications …

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opvizor-performance-analyzer-part-4-performance-in-real-time-for-microsoft-hyper-v

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"In Windows management, best practices are guidelines that are considered the ideal way, under normal circumstances, to configure a server as defined by experts. Best practice violations, even critical ones, might not necessarily cause problems. But, they can indicate server configurations that can result in poor performance, poor reliability, unexpected conflicts, increased security risks, or other potential …

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opvizor-performance-analyzer-part-1-performance-in-real-time-for-ibm-aix

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Based on the IBM blog about using nmon command as a performance measurement or monitoring tool, this link is giving you in detail information: https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/aix/library/au-analyze_aix/ The mentioned blog entry covers: The nmon tool is designed for AIX and Linux performance specialists to use for monitoring and analyzing performance data, including: CPU utilization Memory use Kernel statistics …

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opvizor-performance-analyzer-part-3-performance-in-real-time-for-datacore-san-symphony

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You can find a best practice guide here, and a complete technical marketing documentation here. The introduction from DataCore Software best practices: "DataCore has supported sending SCSI commands over an IP Network since 2001, first with our own STP driver until iSCSI became ratified and an iSCSI driver for Windows was available on Windows 2000 …

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