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Basic Hardware Sizing Process(do this step LAST, after all the other plans are done)Identify the size tier (S/M/E) based on data created from earlier steps(IN THIS ORDER)• Estimated # of “expensive” TQLs• Estimated # of inexpensive/ancillary/low priority TQLs• Estimated # of concurrent consumers• Estimated # of CIs in the CMDB• # of Planned probes/gatewaysUse the tables in the next slides to assemble a footprintAssemble the accompanying plans to justify the footprint requirements(support x capacity, y performance, z users – this will varydepending on how the customer wants to see it)Compile the sizing footprint and the justification plans into arecommendations documentPreview, review, revise, and present to decision-makers50HP CONFIDENTIAL - ENABLEMENT ONLY, NOT FOR CUSTOMER USE.
Hardware RequirementsResults * MayVary.WindowsMemoryTypical *UCMDBfootprintWindowsCPU*Number of Managed Hosts/HostResource CIsSmall 2Gb Single jvm(+FCMDB)1 CPU 4500/160 – 1000/500Standard 4Gb Multi-jvm 2 CPU 9000/160 – 3000/500Enterprise 8Gb Multi-jvm 2 CPU 28000/160 – 9000/500*To fulfill the CPU requirements, Dual Core Processor 2.4 GHz or higherRecommended Hardware for Solaris: dual processor 1.5GHZ - 1.8 GHZ with8 GB RAM51HP CONFIDENTIAL - ENABLEMENT ONLY, NOT FOR CUSTOMER USE.
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