Epicor has a white paper specifically discussing running Epicor in a
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Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2012 9:09 AM
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Subject: Re: [Vantage] VMWARE
Jose and John, thanks for your reply. I have my VMs running on a SAN
storage system (Netapp)
with SATA drives(14). I have 2 VMs, one database and one application. 2
Hypervisors for High Availability
If the bottleneck is the HD, should I move the SQL database to a
physical machine? will it make a difference?
Appreciate your input.
Ken
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Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2012 8:33 AM
Subject: Re: [Vantage] VMWARE
Usually your bottle neck is the HD
Is it a SAN? If not, how are your drives setup?
VMWare isn't special it works just about the same. YOu have two separate
VM's on the same server? If so then there is no point. You'd want to
separate them to do better load balancing but if they are on the sam
ephysical box, reading form the same Hard Drives. You will be better off
running on the same box.
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On Wed, Oct 17, 2012 at 11:23 AM, Ken Taylor <
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> Good morning Epicor Users:
>
> Anyone running Epicor on VMware? I need your help. Upgrading to 9.05
from
> 9.04 from a physical machine to
> a virtual environment. I've installed 9.05 (test environment) on 2
virtual
> machines Application and Sql database running separate.
>
> Performance on VMware is somewhat slow compared to the physical
install.
> Just wondering if there are
> any specs that I need my VMs to have. Each VM is running with 8 cpu
cores
> and 16gb of Ram. How can
> I fine tune for better performance. Thanks for your recommendations.
>
> Ken
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