Virtualizing Business-Critical Database Applications

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Principled Technologies did a study to see if VMware vSphere on Xeon could meet the challenge. They ran four large database applications simultaneously, each with a 200GB database in its own virtual machine. Wonder how they did?

See the full case study from Principled Technologies, “Intel and VMware Delivered 4 Virtualized Business-Critical Database Applications.”

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4 Virtualized Business Critical Database Applications

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Tell us about your road to the cloud and win a MacBook Air with an Intel® Core™ 2 Duo Processor. This month’s question:

What was the most compelling reason that you used to win over management to switch to virtual infrastructure?

You might feel stuck, if you have large and business-critical database applications on expensive UNIX RISC systems. The number of applications running on virtualized systems has jumped, but many businesses have questioned whether industry-standard Intel-based servers could deliver the performance needed to consolidate applications via virtualization.nnPrincipled Technologies did a study to see if VMware vSphere on Xeon could meet the challenge. They ran four large database applications simultaneously, each with a 200GB database in its own virtual machine. Wonder how they did?
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