In this article we demonstrate the functionality of Persistent Memory (PMEM) in vSphere 6.7 with an SAP HANA system. vSphere 6.7 introduces support for PMEM which is a storage class that resides between DRAM and disk storage in the data storage hierarchy. This is a follow up from an earlier blog where we examined an Read more...
In the previous blog post Accelerating Oracle Performance using vSphere Persistent Memory (PMEM) , we demonstrated how performance of Oracle databases can be improved using VMware vSphere 6.7 Persistent Memory feature in different modes for the uses cases below Improved performance of Oracle Redo Log using vPMEM Disk-backed vmdks/vPMEM disks in DAX mode Accelerating Performance Read more...
This article forms a short introduction to a more detailed description of the sharing of GPUs using NVIDIA GRID, written by members of our Performance Engineering team at VMware: Lan Vu, Uday Kurkure and Hari Sivaraman. Data scientists may use GPUs on vSphere that are dedicated to one virtual machine only for their modeling work, Read more...
In this article we investigate the performance of an SAP NetWeaver system with Persistent Memory (PMEM) on vSphere 6.7 (SAP NetWeaver is supported on vSphere 6.7). vSphere 6.7 introduces support for PMEM which is a storage class that resides between DRAM and disk storage in the data storage hierarchy. It includes advantages of DRAM-like latency Read more...
Microsoft SQL Server is one of the most widely deployed database platforms in the world, with many organizations having dozens or even hundreds of instances deployed in their environments. In addition, SQL Server is on the top of virtualized applications on the VMware vSphere platform. In continuous effort to facilitate the virtualized deployments of SQL Read more...
