When creating XtremlO volumes for a host, which operating systems will benefit by changing the default logical block size for applications consisting of 4 KB I/Os?
When creating XtremIO volumes for a host, operating systems like Microsoft Windows and RHEL (Red Hat Enterprise Linux) will benefit from changing the default logical block size to better match applications that consist of 4 KB I/Os. This is because these operating systems are commonly used with applications that have a 4 KB I/O size, and aligning the logical block size with the application I/O size can improve performance by reducing the need for read-modify-write cycles.
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