What is the RTT for VPLEX Geo?

The round-trip time (RTT) for VPLEX Geo is specified as 50 milliseconds. This figure represents the maximum network latency allowed for VPLEX Geo to effectively manage replicated data across geographically dispersed sites.

A key aspect of VPLEX is its ability to enable active-active data accessibility and provide seamless failover capabilities. The 50 ms RTT threshold is crucial for maintaining synchronous mirroring of data and ensuring that applications experience consistent performance. If the latency exceeds this standard, the system may transition to asynchronous replication to prevent performance degradation, which is not ideal for applications requiring real-time data access.

By adhering to this 50 ms limit, organizations can ensure optimal performance and reliability when deploying VPLEX Geo in their environments. This configuration allows VPLEX Geo to maintain efficient data synchronization, ensuring that all sites can access the most current data without significant delays.