Optimization results – Horizon desktop IOPS
Desktop optimization benefits one infrastructure component more than any other: storage. Until all flash storage arrays achieve price parity with the traditional spinning disk arrays many of us use today, reducing the per-desktop input/output operations per second (IOPS) required will continue to be an important part of any Horizon deployment.
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On a per-disk basis, a flash drive can accommodate more than 15 times the IOPS of an enterprise SAS or SCSI disk, or 30 times the IOPS of a traditional desktop SATA disk. Organizations that choose an all-flash array may find that they have more than sufficient IOPS capacity, even without doing any optimization.
The following graph shows the reduction in IOPS that ...
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