Kiosk mode fronting VDI. It's actually more than that. But yes, 4170.
Phyiscal cores here, not counting the virtual core.
35-40 Users Per Core (Non-Nehalem)
62 Users Per Core (Nehalem Class)
1.5 GB RAM Per Core
32 MB Per User
Reserve 2GB for Operating System Operation
While many don't run VDI or kiosk, it's an important number as it
reduces the cost of "the server in the middle" especially when competing
against thicker clients.
In you scenario, I'd expect to see around 10-15 users per physical
core, depending on what they are doing. Looks like you are right there.
Karl Rossing wrote:
On 08/20/10 02:52, Craig Bender wrote:
(i.e. you're not going to get the 500 users bare metal that we are
getting on Nehalem boxes)
Can you elaborate on the 500 users on Nehalem(x4170) configuration?I
thought we were doing pretty good with x4140 (12 core) + Nevada b130 +
JDS + 120 users.
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