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Exadata General (MOSC)

Exadata 1/4 is declared as 375K IOPS

May 1, 2012 9:28PM edited Jun 14, 2013 1:24AM in Exadata General (MOSC) 10 comments

Hi,

Exadata 1/4 is declared as 375K IOPS.

I tested the many applications in our POC center and in our tests we've never see the digit 375K, usually 15-20K IOPS.

I do the CALIBRATE_IO and it shows the 18K IOPS as a result.

How can I sure that Exadata operates at 375K IOPS? How oracle obtained the 375K IOPS ?

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