Dell H730P Uživatelský manuál stáhnout pdf (Strana 5)

A Principled Technologies test report 5

Database performance and resiliency in the Intel processor-powered

Dell PowerEdge R630 running Microsoft SQL Server 2014

Scenario

HDD - 4 DB

(1 SQL instance)

SSD - 4 DB

(1 SQL instance)

SSD - 8 DB

(2 SQL instances)

SSD - 24 DB

(4 SQL instances)

Client 1

4,719

46,627

29,443

10,642

Client 2

7,376

46,597

30,184

10,614

Client 3

7,628

46,819

30,283

10,623

Client 4

4,362

46,561

30,325

10,596

Client 5

30,517

10,678

Client 6

30,722

10,466

Client 7

30,711

10,567

Client 8

30,080

10,320

Client 9

10,611

Client 10

10,580

Client 11

10,565

Client 12

10,407

Client 13

10,528

Client 14

10,599

Client 15

10,550

Client 16

10,638

Client 17

10,631

Client 18

10,360

Client 19

10,578

Client 20

10,570

Client 21

10,393

Client 22

10,627

Client 23

10,655

Client 24

10,516

Total OPM

24,085

186,604

242,265

253,314

Variability

29.1%

0.6%

4.2%

3.4%

Figure 4: Performance and variability for SSD scenarios we tested.

Another factor in application service quality is the length of the delay between

the user making a request and receiving the requested data. This delay, referred to as

latency or response time, is measured in milliseconds, and is another useful metric for

showing the performance difference between the SSD- and HDD-based solutions. We

used the average of return trip (total) over all orders in milliseconds, called

rt_tot_avg_msec counter, in the DVD Store 2.1 benchmark to determine the average

round-trip latency for the test run on a sample client. In our testing, we found that the

SSD-based solution was almost 60 percent lower in response time as reported by the

benchmark tool than the HDD-based solution (see Figure 5).

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