Results - Individual VM Memory and Network
If you’ve been following my series you’ll know that today is the grand finale, I’ll be looking at the test results for all workloads running at the same time on multiple VMs.
Before we get to that the next tests I conducted were for
memory using a memory consumption script.
I wanted to determine
whether there was an impact on the dynamic memory. The windows allocation was
faster in this case and seemed to be utilizing its memory better with no
negative impact from using dynamic memory.
I
ran a network test next ....
Results - Individual VM Network
As mentioned previously I
would need to run more tests to see the levels of variability, but there was a slight advantage for vSphere.
and
now the test results for all workloads running at the same time on multiple VMs, the winner is..........
It was a draw!
Overall I was pretty surprised at how evenly matched the
two were when running multiple workloads simultaneously.
On Monday I’ll show some metrics from both platforms that I collected using athene,
to use on an ongoing basis for my capacity management.
Dale Feiste
Consultant
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