We did have some issues with our disk queues until we moved to SSDs so that is something you will want to keep an eye. I'm assuming you are co-locating SQL?
----- Dwayne Allen [email protected] (479) 310-0027 On Wed, Jan 28, 2015 at 10:08 AM, Sean Pomeroy <[email protected]> wrote: > @Nick, I currently have it configured with a SUP in each region. > I also have two IBCM SUPs configured for Americas and EMEA. > But we only have roughly ~1,500 clients internet only at any given time. > > @Dwayne, > Our Primary is a VM on a decently equipped box. > It's currently assigned 4 CPUs and 64GB of ram. > And we have plenty of resources free to assign more. > The only thing we don't have is dedicated Disks/SSDs. :( > > On Wed Jan 28 2015 at 10:37:38 AM Dwayne Allen <[email protected]> > wrote: > >> I think you maybe ok. One of our primary SUPs has over 20,000 clients >> and all of those roles outside of the RSP. It is a pretty beefy box >> though. >> >> ----- >> Dwayne Allen >> [email protected] >> (479) 310-0027 >> >> On Wed, Jan 28, 2015 at 9:07 AM, Sean Pomeroy <[email protected]> >> wrote: >> >>> We are in the process of planning and testing patch deployment via SCCM. >>> >>> A high level overview of our infrastructure is as follows: >>> Primary in EMEA (MP, SUP, ACWP, DP, RSP, AISP) >>> Secondary in Americas (MP, SUP, DP) >>> Secondary in APAC (MP, SUP, DP) >>> >>> ~17,000 Clients (35% EMEA, 40% Americas, 20% APAC) >>> ~2,000 Servers (45% EMEA, 45% Americas, 10% APAC) >>> >>> At first we will only be patching clients. But servers will follow. >>> >>> Right now we are only testing patching on about ~500 PCs and all is >>> going smoothly. >>> >>> Once we move all clients to patching via SCCM, I am concerned our >>> Primary is going to be over loaded. >>> >>> I know MS documentation suggests SUP can handle 25,000 clients when it >>> co-exists with another role... But our Primary essentially has all roles. >>> >>> Should I push to stand up a separate server as a SUP in each region? >>> Or at least in place of the SUP on our primary? >>> >>> Thanks, >>> Sean >>> >>> >> >
