How do you plan to configure the drives for storage of the databases? What
kind of databases will these be?Will the database servers also be
virtualized?
I ask this because RAID5 *might* not be what you want to do for heavily used
databases.
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Okay.
How much RAM do you expect to devote to each DB server?
So far, the specs don't look like a problem, but specific details could
raise red flags...
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Okay.
How much RAM do you expect to devote to each DB server?
So far, the specs don't look like a problem, but specific
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Hi all
I am currently planning on having some of our ageing rack servers
virtualized and am currently looking at the following hardware to do this:
Dell PE R510 which will be hosting the Virtual servers (circa 7-10) and
VMware vSphere 4.1
Dell PV MD3200i iSCSI SAN which will be hosting our
You might want to provide some more specs about that hardware so folks can
comment on the configuration.
How much RAM, what type of processors, how many disks, of what size, what
type of network, how many NICs...
And so forth.
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