Transcript can we Virtualize that? Yes, yes it does! SVVP • All SQL Server 2012 Features Are Supported.

can we Virtualize that?
Yes, yes it does!
SVVP
• All SQL Server 2012 Features Are Supported
SVVP
• All SharePoint 2013 Features Are Supported
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1
800
0.9
700
0.8
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0.6
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0.5
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0.4
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0.3
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0.2
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0.1
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Virtual Processors Per VM
Full report is available here
64
Average Transaction Response Time (Sec)
Transactions/Sec
Hyper-V Virtual CPU Scalability
with OLTP Workloads
SharePoint Workload Scalability on
Windows Server 2012 with Hyper-V
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0.9
Heavy Users (1% Concurrency)
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0.8
1,200,000
0.7
1,000,000
0.6
800,000
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0.4
600,000
0.3
400,000
0.2
200,000
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Web Front Ends
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Average Response Time (Sec)
1,600,000
2,400,000
1
2,200,000
0.9
Heavy Users (1% Concurrency)
2,000,000
0.8
1,800,000
0.7
1,600,000
1,400,000
0.6
1,200,000
0.5
1,000,000
0.4
800,000
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600,000
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400,000
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200,000
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Web Front Ends
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Average Response Time (Sec)
SharePoint Workload Scalability on
Windows Server 2012 with Hyper-V
Synthetic vNIC
DVMQ or SR-IOV
In-Guest Teaming
Network QoS
Weights & Reserves
vNUMA (SQL & IIS 8)
LP:VP Ratios:
SQL – N/A
SP – 1:1 (Max 2:1)
Dynamic Memory
SP – No
SQL - Yes
VM
Fixed VHDX (64TB)
Separate VHDXs
No Snapshots
Virtual FC
In Guest iSCSI
Host Storage:
DAS, SMB, FC, iSCSI
SAS, SSD etc.
SharePoint
Farm
Leave adequate memory for the Hyper-V partitions.
(we recommend 4 GB of RAM or more for host
computer operations.)
Do not use the parent partition for services other than
Hyper-V.
Do not store host computer system files on drives that
are used for Hyper-V storage.
Use a minimum of two physical network adapters.
Do not oversubscribe the CPU on the virtualization
host computer.
Do not cross Non-uniform memory access (NUMA)
boundaries.
Do not use snapshots in a production environment*
Avoid running programs such as anti-virus software on
the parent partition. (Run them on the child partition if
they are required.)
Use hardware that supports Second Level Address
Translation (SLAT).
Enable Hyper-Threading (if hardware supports it)
Manually (yuck, phooey but does work)
System Center Configuration Manager
Virtual Machine Manager 2012 SP1
We could also use Orchestrator with SCVMM
Get someone else to do it
o VM from Template
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