Three cores would be a nice starting point. That's 33 concurrent
sessions each. If your concurrency is less than 100%, then you can get
by with less.
Some customers scale much higher than this (50/core) and some less (25/
core). It completely depends on the screen updates the users are
driving with applications and window management.
As far as memory goes, a very safe bet is 100MB/user. This would allow
for very large screens for each user and some headroom. For typical
1280x1024 screens, 75mb is more of what is seen.
Brad
On Aug 17, 2009, at 7:34 PM, Jason Doyle wrote:
Team,
I'm looking for practical numbers to use for sizing SRSS to host 100
concurrent users connect to VMWare View using the Sun Ray Connector
for VMware View Manager.
- How many Xeon 5540 (@2.53 GHz) cores would I need?
- How much memory per user should I plan?
BTW, the Xeon 5500-series "Nahalem" CPU's @ 2.5 GHz, which offer
significant performance compared to previous generations.
Thanks,
Jason
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