I have been working with System Center Virtual Machine Manager for a few
weeks now and I do like it for a number of reasons. One thing that I am not
sure how to do is determine how are people determining I/O Operations Per
Second (IOPS). This comes into play for how guests are considered for
placement on a specific host. So for those of you using SCVMM how are you
accounting for this setting for placement of guests. Our setup is pretty
robust, 4GB fiber connections to a HP EVA in a group of 52, 146GB, 15,000
disks. We have not seen any slow performance, but don't know at what level
IOPS will come into play. Any would be appreciated.

Rob

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"Rob McShinsky" <Please@UseGroup.com> wrote in message
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> I have been working with System Center Virtual Machine Manager for a few
> weeks now and I do like it for a number of reasons. One thing that I am
> not sure how to do is determine how are people determining I/O Operations
> Per Second (IOPS). This comes into play for how guests are considered for
> placement on a specific host. So for those of you using SCVMM how are you
> accounting for this setting for placement of guests. Our setup is pretty
> robust, 4GB fiber connections to a HP EVA in a group of 52, 146GB, 15,000
> disks. We have not seen any slow performance, but don't know at what
> level IOPS will come into play. Any would be appreciated.
>
> Rob
>