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Multiple Virtual Drives For Better Performance?

Source: microsoft.public.virtualserver
Sent: 09/07/2006
From: "Microsoft News Groups" <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

Is there any benefit to separating pieces of an application to separate
virtual disk drives in a virtual guest server. For example, normally on a
SQL server we would separate the Database from the Transacation Logs. Does
this still hold true in a virtual environment? Currently our virtual host
servers are connected to an HP EVA 5000 disk array over 2GB fiber.

Rob

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Re: Multiple Virtual Drives For Better Performance?

Sent: 09/07/2006
From: Richard Gadsden <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

Microsoft News Groups wrote:

The original reason for doing this would be because the logs and data
would be on different channels on the SCSI/RAID controller. If that's
the case - because the VHD files are on different drives on different
channels - then you get the same benefits. Otherwise, you don't.

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Richard Gadsden (email address - cut out)
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of the views of Cobbetts LLP

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> Is there any benefit to separating pieces of an application to separate
> virtual disk drives in a virtual guest server. For example, normally on a
> SQL server we would separate the Database from the Transacation Logs. Does
> this still hold true in a virtual environment? Currently our virtual host
> servers are connected to an HP EVA 5000 disk array over 2GB fiber.

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