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you need to add in order to meet the required changes and not exceed 70% raw capacity?

Click on the calculator icon. Your customer is moving from a Restaurant/Bar business model to a
Restaurant/Casino business model. You are helping architect the upgrade of a current 4-node
X200 48 TB Isilon cluster, with 65% utilized for their video surveillance operations. They wish to
achieve the following:
–Upgrade from 1280 x 720 resolution, with a 15 days retention policy, to 2048 x 1536 resolution
with a 30 days retention policy.
What is the minimum number of nodes of the same type will you need to add in order to meet the
required changes and not exceed 70% raw capacity?

What tools can be used to collect performance data needed to size the new solution?

A potential customer is considering replacing a four year old, Linux-based NFS server with 40TB
of usable capacity. The existing system supports home directories, an internal website, and a
content repository for the customer’s content management system. The customer is concerned
about performance of any new solution because they expect to double workload in the content
management system.
What tools can be used to collect performance data needed to size the new solution?

what multiplier will capture the requirements for the new solution?

An existing customer has two NAS systems providing NFS storage in their main datacenter – one
is an Isilon cluster and the second is an array from another vendor. Both systems are four years
old, and the customer would like to consolidate the storage into a single solution. According to the
customer, both systems support identical workloads with similar performance and utilization, and
they want the new solution to support 50% performance growth.
Which method can model the workload requirements, and what multiplier will capture the
requirements for the new solution?

The files are generally not accessed after 120 days, and they would like automated tiering.

You have had several meetings with an existing EMC VMAX customer. They have agreed that
they would like to review an initial Isilon Solution for unstructured data used by the Product
Development Team. All production is managed through a Global Enterprise Resource Planning
system based in Germany. They require 600TiB of usable capacity. The File System must be
accessible from Windows and Linux High-End Workstations. The files are generally not accessed
after 120 days, and they would like automated tiering.