pramod1
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windows server 2008, windows server 2012
I have some applications running on servers.
I have want to downsize the servers which are underutilized
what factors should I consider.
1) how to reduce RAM lets say from 8gb to 4gb save some ram (any tools recommended) how to find if RAM is not fully utilized.
2) CPU- things to be considered- like quad core or dual core, clock speed ( what else do one consider in cpu if it is not utilized and tools recommended to check )
I have want to downsize the servers which are underutilized
what factors should I consider.
1) how to reduce RAM lets say from 8gb to 4gb save some ram (any tools recommended) how to find if RAM is not fully utilized.
2) CPU- things to be considered- like quad core or dual core, clock speed ( what else do one consider in cpu if it is not utilized and tools recommended to check )
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can u send me some articles regarding VMware esxi set up
No, sorry. I don't use ESXi. I prefer Hyper-V. And the best thing to do with that is learn it by setting up a test system and playing - ask questions on aspects you don't know or understand.
ASKER
ok thanks
You can do a search on EE for something like "virtual servers" or "visualization" or "Hyper-V" and then look on the right side of the screen and select the article box and then go down and select some of the other criteria to better search what you would like to find. There are a lot but I agree with suggestion above to setup and play around with a virtual server and then ask questions as you encounter problems. There are also a ton of videos on youtube that can help you.
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Thanks dan for ur comment
I would like to go for real CPU/ram consumption on each virtual server
I would like to go for real CPU/ram consumption on each virtual server
You should be checking your resource utilization using AT LEAST Task Manager and probably setting up a log in Performance Monitor to see what kinds of loads you have.