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What is Q-Depth? How to calculate it?

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The queue depth is the maximum number of commands that can be queued on the system at the same time.

Q is the Queue Depth =Execution Throttle= Maximum Number of simultaneous I/O for each LUN on a particular path to the Storage Port.

Calculation of the maximum queue depth: The queue depth is the number of I/O operations that can be run in parallel on a device.

Q = Storage Port Max Queue Depth / (I * L),

I is the number of initiators per storage port

L is the quantity of LUNs in the storage group.

T = P * q * L

T = Target Port Queue Depth

P = Paths connected to the target port

Q = Queue depth

L = number of LUN presented to the host through this port

Execution Throttle= (Maximum Storage Port Command Queue) / (Host Ports)

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