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ENG-1480 Add SSD To System Requirements #317

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    • Updated installation guide to include a new SSD requirement for optimal performance in the United Manufacturing Hub (UMH).

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The documentation for United Manufacturing Hub (UMH) installation has been updated to include a new requirement regarding SSD usage. The change specifically addresses the need for an SSD due to the I/O intensive nature of Kafka's data buffering process. The update recommends dedicating a separate SSD for production environments to ensure optimal performance and avoid potential bottlenecks.

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umh.docs.umh.app/content/en/docs/getstarted/installation.md Added new requirement for SSD in the "Device" section, highlighting Kafka's I/O intensive performance needs

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Update system requirements to include SSD for Kafka performance [ENG-1480]

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@@ -25,6 +25,7 @@ installing your first instance and connecting to an OPC UA simulator in no time.
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- ARM-based systems, such as a Raspberry Pi, are not currently supported.
- An SSD is required, as the UMH’s data buffering process is I/O intensive, particularly with Kafka. For production environments, we recommend dedicating a separate SSD for the UMH rather than sharing it with other VMs, to ensure optimal read/write performance and avoid bottlenecks.
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Improve formatting for better readability

The current content is presented as a single paragraph. Consider using Markdown formatting to improve readability:

  • Use bold text for key terms
  • Break into multiple paragraphs
  • Use bullet points for recommendations
-An SSD is required, as the UMH's data buffering process is I/O intensive, particularly with Kafka. For production environments, we recommend dedicating a separate SSD for the UMH rather than sharing it with other VMs, to ensure optimal read/write performance and avoid bottlenecks.
+**Storage Requirement**: An SSD (Solid State Drive) is required.
+
+**Reason**: The UMH's data buffering process, particularly with **Kafka**, is I/O intensive.
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+**Production Environment Recommendations**:
+- Dedicate a separate SSD for UMH
+- Avoid sharing with other VMs
+- Ensures optimal read/write performance
+- Prevents potential I/O bottlenecks
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- An SSD is required, as the UMH’s data buffering process is I/O intensive, particularly with Kafka. For production environments, we recommend dedicating a separate SSD for the UMH rather than sharing it with other VMs, to ensure optimal read/write performance and avoid bottlenecks.
**Storage Requirement**: An SSD (Solid State Drive) is required.
**Reason**: The UMH's data buffering process, particularly with **Kafka**, is I/O intensive.
**Production Environment Recommendations**:
- Dedicate a separate SSD for UMH
- Avoid sharing with other VMs
- Ensures optimal read/write performance
- Prevents potential I/O bottlenecks

🧹 Nitpick (assertive)

Enhance SSD requirements with specific details

While the addition of SSD requirements is valuable, consider providing more specific details to help users make informed decisions:

  1. Minimum SSD specifications:
    • Recommended capacity
    • Minimum read/write speeds
    • Recommended SSD types (NVMe vs SATA)
  2. Different requirements for:
    • Development/testing environments
    • Production environments
  3. Estimated storage needs based on typical usage patterns

Consider restructuring the content like this:

-An SSD is required, as the UMH's data buffering process is I/O intensive, particularly with Kafka. For production environments, we recommend dedicating a separate SSD for the UMH rather than sharing it with other VMs, to ensure optimal read/write performance and avoid bottlenecks.
+An SSD is required due to I/O intensive operations:
+
+- **Development/Testing**: Minimum 256GB SSD with 2000MB/s read/write speeds
+- **Production**: Dedicated SSD recommended
+  - Minimum 512GB NVMe SSD
+  - 3000MB/s+ read/write speeds
+  - Not shared with other VMs to prevent I/O bottlenecks
+
+This requirement is primarily driven by Kafka's data buffering process, which requires consistent and fast storage performance.

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