I have recently deployed 7.5 in a VM environment, 1 test/dev environment and 1 
production envrioment, at a US Army facility. I split out the SQL 2005 Server 
onto it's own VM and gave the SQL server 8GB of ram, mid-tier on another VM, 
and the ITSM /CMDB/ARSystem on another. I designed the environment to handle 
about 400 concurrent users. We performed our first load tests last week and had 
satisfactory results. The fat client had some issues in the Citirix farm. The 
mid-tier server performed better than the fat client.

 

M. Jeremy Carter, MCSE - Enterprise Systems
Windows Support Group
US Army Acquisition, Logistics & Technology Enterprise Systems & Services 
(ALTESS)
Office: 540-731-5417
Mobile: 828-301-1949

 


Date: Wed, 13 May 2009 09:56:46 -0400
From: john.bilin...@usdoj.gov
Subject: Question about running ITSM 7.5 in Virtualized Vmware ESX SQL Servers
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG

** 
All, 

I would like your comments on this question: 

Is it a good idea to run the full ITSM Suite version 7.5 including BOEXI R2 
Ent, SRM, RKM and Dashboards on a virtualized SQL Server 2005 64-bit database 
with direct channels to the SAN running on three load-balanced and clustered 
VMWare ESX 3.5 servers each with Quad/Quad processors and 128 GB of RAM. Is 
anyone running a virtualized SQL Server for an enterprise ITSM 7.5 application? 
The planned user base for this system is planned for 200 concurrent support 
staff initially but may grow to 400.

Thanks. 


John Bilinski 
US Department of Justice 
Operations Services Staff 
Contractor CSC 
202-305-3202 

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