on 07-01-2011 11:35 AM
We are about to upgrade to ERP 6 withe EHP 4. and i want to have the advantage of virtualization. And my question is about the performance when doing this. We have a new server 2xCPU with the total of 12 cores. But in hyper-v I can only allocate 4 virtual cpuu2019s (vCPU) and to my knowledge this is the same as physical coreu2019s so when I create a new virtual machine for my SAP production server I am trying to give it as much power as possible but when I give it 4 vCPUu2019s it says Percent of total system resources 32% and sounds very low to me.
Does anybody have any experience in doing this and should this be enough for a production system? Or any recommendation s for doing this. I am only going to run 1 virtual machine on the Hyper-V server for the production system of SAP ERP and have the same setup for dev, qa and SolMan except that they are sharing the same Hyper-V server.
Hyper-V server spec:
2x Intel Xeon E5649 @2.53 GHz
32GB RAM
And I am using local disks not SAN at the moment.
Regard
Anders
Thank you Markus, I have folowed the first guideline but will have a look at the second note.
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I'd start with
Note 1246467 - Hyper-V Configuration Guideline
Note 1570141 - Key Figures of Virtualization on Hyper-V
and check, whether your configuration is according to those guidelines.
Markus
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