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Dell EMC PMem 100 Series User's Guide

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PMem in App-direct mode

Log in to the Host client using ESXi credentials. Go to Storage > Persistent Memory to view the persistent memory modules, the interleave sets created and the namespaces that are created on ESXi.

Figure 1. Persistent Memory modules populated in the system

This image shows Persistent Memory modules populated in the system

Figure 2. Number of Interleave sets created on the system

This image shows Number of Interleave sets created on the system

Select Interleaved when creating a goal. The number of interleaved sets that are exposed will be equal to the number of CPU sockets in the system. Unlike Linux, ESXi automatically creates name spaces on the interleave sets exposed. Dell EMC does not support Non-interleaved App-Direct goals with ESXi.

Figure 3. Namespaces created on ESXi out of the interleave sets exposed

This image shows Namespaces created on ESXi out of the interleave sets exposed

After creating the namespaces, ESXi automatically creates a PMem datastore and mounts it as a datastore for the users to consume it.

Figure 4. PMem Datastore

This image shows PMEM Datastore.

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