ProLiant Gen 8: What’s New Next generation ProLiant with Active Insight architecture Operational efficiency Application acceleration & availability Always On Support Setup in seconds One touch update Continuous health and diagnostics Total control anytime, anywhere CPU Performance: 1.5x – 1.75x performance increase Storage: 2x faster, 50% more density, 95% faster rebuilds Foundation Care + Collaborative Support Services Proactive Care Services Insight Online; Insight Remote Support Data Center Optimization Datacenter 3D energy optimization Self-identifying and self-locating system inventory

Test a broad range of applications, including the latest RIAs, Web 2.0 technologies, mobile applications, ERP/CRM applications, as well as legacy technologies Support testing on traditional platforms, as well as new platforms such as cloud, hybrid environments, and mobile Identify and reduce performance bottlenecks before deployment to avoid performance issues in production Obtain an accurate picture of end-to- end system performance before going live, and verify that new or upgraded applications meet specified performance requirements

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CPU Utilization 28.5% (Peaks to 47%) Memory Usage 18GBs of RAM IOPS 29.5 (Peaks to 348)

CPU Utilization 3.9% (Peaks to 8.5%) Memory Usage 44GBs of RAM IOPS 1037 (Peaks to 2580)

Client to IIS 470 Mb/s (648 Mb/s peak) IIS to SQL 410 Mb/s (734 Mb/s peak)

CPU Utilization 36% (Peaks to 78.5%) Memory Usage 12GBs of RAM IOPS 60 (Peaks to 228)

CPU Utilization 14.7% (Peaks to 28%) Memory Usage 42GBs of RAM IOPS 1138 (Peaks to 2797)

Client to IIS 465 Mb/s (688 Mb/s peak) IIS to SQL 408 Mb/s (677 Mb/s peak)

Workloads: WCM Collaboration ECM

HOST CPU Contention NUMA Boundaries Clock Synchronization Load Balancer Configuration

HOST CPU Contention NUMA Boundaries Clock Synchronization Load Balancer Configuration Non Optimized JavaScript Stored ProceduresClock Synchronization Lack of Caching DB Dynamic expansion

Mix roles on HostsVHD should not be stored on host storage Host memory ballooning Over Commitment Clock Synchronization with the Host is not always best NUMA Boundaries need to be understood

Custom UI needs to be well controlled and managed Monitoring, Monitoring, Monitoring Cache should not be overlooked at all levels SQL Tuning Location of ServersPre-release performance testing

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