OLTP reference configuration guidelines for Microsoft SQL Server 2005 on HP Integrity servers
Monday, 14th July 2008
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- Microsoft® Windows® applications and data are growing in size and complexity. Some applications running on 32-bit platforms may be reaching the limits of the architecture, specifically regarding scalability number of processors and amount of addressable memory.
- Organizations are now able to migrate complex solutions from high-cost proprietary systems to lower-cost Windows-based systems.
- Organizations are consolidating applications to fewer servers to simplify critical data center operations. Consolidation can reduce cost, management complexity, and physical space requirements in the data center.
- Reduce the time to purchase SQL Server 2005 configurations
- Reduce the time to implement SQL Server 2005 databases
- Reduce the risk to implement SQL Server 2005 databases
- Reference configurations
- Storage configuration
- SQL Server setup
- Bills of Material
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