Reference Guide – High-Performance Storage
🚀 When to Use
High Performance Storage is ideal for application-level workloads that require low latency and high I/O capacity.
Key use cases include:
- File distribution across multiple instances without performance loss, allowing multiple services to read and write in parallel.
- Critical applications that depend on high throughput and low latency, such as databases, caching systems, and real-time applications.
- Scalable environments that need to share large volumes of data between VMs and containers.
- Use of enterprise NVMe, ensuring greater reliability, durability, and consistent performance compared to conventional SSDs.
🔍 Main Features
| Feature | Description / Benefit |
|---|---|
| Storage type | High-performance NFS disk (NVMe). |
| High performance | Low latency, high IOPS, and elevated throughput. |
| Cost-efficiency | Optimizes resource usage compared to traditional solutions. |
| Platform integration | Direct use in VMs, containers, and Jelastic PaaS via the operations panel. |
🧩 Internal Usage Suggestion
- Evaluate performance requirements: latency, IOPS, and throughput needed.
- Plan node topology: considering replication and failover.
- Configure volumes: via Virtuozzo panel or Jelastic API.
- Monitor metrics: track IOPS, latency, and utilization for capacity adjustments.
- Document SLAs: according to service availability and performance guarantees.
Note: Always check the latest version of the official documentation, as features and metrics may change with new platform releases.
🧠 Questions?
Contact the technical support team if you encounter difficulties during installation or configuration.