Table of contents Hardware System Requirements for Extra Large Deployment of Aternity on-premise (up to 150,000 devices) The extra large Aternity deployment supports up to 150,000 monitored devices or virtual desktops, where up to 10% of them (15,000) are virtual application sessions from up to 900 virtual application servers. It supports 10 concurrent Aternity users, and assumes up to 10 monitored managed application per device which monitor the application's resource usage. Extra large Aternity deployment Hardware Specifications for Extra Large Deployments The extra large deployment requires the following hardware specifications: Component Minimum Memory (RAM) Minimum CPU Minimum hard disk space Additional configuration 5 x Aternity Aggregation Server 8GB Xeon E3 family, 2 cores at 2.4 GHz 30GB JVM heap size: (learn more) -Xmx4096m -XX:MaxNewSize=2000m Aternity Management Server 22GB Xeon E5 family 8 cores 2.4-3.6 GHz 80GB JVM heap size: (learn more) -Xmx16384m -XX:MaxNewSize=7168m ActiveMQ JVM Heap Size: 2G Aternity Dashboard Server Contact Customer Services for guidance on deploying this server. Aternity Database Server 72GB Xeon E5 family 16 Cores 2.4 GHz 6TB I/O per sec (IOPS): 2000 Aternity Data Warehouse Server 18GB Xeon E5 family 8 cores 2.4 GHz 410GB (Forecast for Aternity v10: 1TB) JVM heap size: (learn more) -Xmx14336m -XX:MaxNewSize=5120m You must also install each server with the required operating system and other software. For details, see the system and software requirements for each server. Sizing for a Extra Large Deployment Contact Customer Services to help you estimate the size of your deployment, by calculating the following values: Deployment Max # devices and VDIs # virtual sessions # virtual servers PRC WPM AR/min Non-WPM AR/min Discovery AR/min Aternity users Extra Large Aternity deployment (see hardware requirements) 135,000 15,000 900 10 0.5 0.5 0.5 10 Where: # devices and VDIs is the maximum number of monitored physical devices and virtual desktop VDIs (not their hypervisors) which report their performance to Aternity at the same time. # virtual sessions is the maximum number of monitored virtual application sessions reporting their performance to Aternity at the same time. # virtual servers is the maximum number of virtual application servers (like Citrix XenApp) or RDP servers, which generate the monitored virtual sessions. PRC is the average number of PRC monitors per device, averaged over 24 hours. By default, devices report PRC once an hour. AR/min is the maximum number of activity response times reported per device per minute at peak times. There are two types: WPM AR/min is the average number of activities reported which were defined in Page Load Activities (WPM) for managed web applications per device per minute. Non-WPM AR/min is the average number of all other activities reported per device per minute (including desktop applications, monitored mobile apps, and custom activities for web applications). Discovery AR/min The average number of applications which are actively in use simultaneously on a device per minute, which report discovery data (like usage time, wait time and UXI). Aternity users The number of simultaneous users accessing the dashboards and administration features of Aternity. Parent topic Choose the Sizing and Hardware Requirements of your Aternity on-premise DeploymentRelated referenceHardware System Requirements for Trial Demo Deployment of Aternity on-premise (up to 100 devices)Hardware System Requirements for Small Deployment of Aternity on-premise (up to 3000 devices)Hardware System Requirements for Medium Deployment of Aternity on-premise (up to 25,000 devices)Hardware System Requirements for Large Deployment of Aternity on-premise (up to 75,000 devices)Hardware System Requirements for Very Large Deployment of Aternity on-premise (up to 100,000 devices)Software Requirements SavePDF Selected topic Selected topic and subtopics All content Related Links
Hardware System Requirements for Extra Large Deployment of Aternity on-premise (up to 150,000 devices) The extra large Aternity deployment supports up to 150,000 monitored devices or virtual desktops, where up to 10% of them (15,000) are virtual application sessions from up to 900 virtual application servers. It supports 10 concurrent Aternity users, and assumes up to 10 monitored managed application per device which monitor the application's resource usage. Extra large Aternity deployment Hardware Specifications for Extra Large Deployments The extra large deployment requires the following hardware specifications: Component Minimum Memory (RAM) Minimum CPU Minimum hard disk space Additional configuration 5 x Aternity Aggregation Server 8GB Xeon E3 family, 2 cores at 2.4 GHz 30GB JVM heap size: (learn more) -Xmx4096m -XX:MaxNewSize=2000m Aternity Management Server 22GB Xeon E5 family 8 cores 2.4-3.6 GHz 80GB JVM heap size: (learn more) -Xmx16384m -XX:MaxNewSize=7168m ActiveMQ JVM Heap Size: 2G Aternity Dashboard Server Contact Customer Services for guidance on deploying this server. Aternity Database Server 72GB Xeon E5 family 16 Cores 2.4 GHz 6TB I/O per sec (IOPS): 2000 Aternity Data Warehouse Server 18GB Xeon E5 family 8 cores 2.4 GHz 410GB (Forecast for Aternity v10: 1TB) JVM heap size: (learn more) -Xmx14336m -XX:MaxNewSize=5120m You must also install each server with the required operating system and other software. For details, see the system and software requirements for each server. Sizing for a Extra Large Deployment Contact Customer Services to help you estimate the size of your deployment, by calculating the following values: Deployment Max # devices and VDIs # virtual sessions # virtual servers PRC WPM AR/min Non-WPM AR/min Discovery AR/min Aternity users Extra Large Aternity deployment (see hardware requirements) 135,000 15,000 900 10 0.5 0.5 0.5 10 Where: # devices and VDIs is the maximum number of monitored physical devices and virtual desktop VDIs (not their hypervisors) which report their performance to Aternity at the same time. # virtual sessions is the maximum number of monitored virtual application sessions reporting their performance to Aternity at the same time. # virtual servers is the maximum number of virtual application servers (like Citrix XenApp) or RDP servers, which generate the monitored virtual sessions. PRC is the average number of PRC monitors per device, averaged over 24 hours. By default, devices report PRC once an hour. AR/min is the maximum number of activity response times reported per device per minute at peak times. There are two types: WPM AR/min is the average number of activities reported which were defined in Page Load Activities (WPM) for managed web applications per device per minute. Non-WPM AR/min is the average number of all other activities reported per device per minute (including desktop applications, monitored mobile apps, and custom activities for web applications). Discovery AR/min The average number of applications which are actively in use simultaneously on a device per minute, which report discovery data (like usage time, wait time and UXI). Aternity users The number of simultaneous users accessing the dashboards and administration features of Aternity. Parent topic Choose the Sizing and Hardware Requirements of your Aternity on-premise DeploymentRelated referenceHardware System Requirements for Trial Demo Deployment of Aternity on-premise (up to 100 devices)Hardware System Requirements for Small Deployment of Aternity on-premise (up to 3000 devices)Hardware System Requirements for Medium Deployment of Aternity on-premise (up to 25,000 devices)Hardware System Requirements for Large Deployment of Aternity on-premise (up to 75,000 devices)Hardware System Requirements for Very Large Deployment of Aternity on-premise (up to 100,000 devices)Software Requirements
Hardware System Requirements for Extra Large Deployment of Aternity on-premise (up to 150,000 devices) The extra large Aternity deployment supports up to 150,000 monitored devices or virtual desktops, where up to 10% of them (15,000) are virtual application sessions from up to 900 virtual application servers. It supports 10 concurrent Aternity users, and assumes up to 10 monitored managed application per device which monitor the application's resource usage. Extra large Aternity deployment Hardware Specifications for Extra Large Deployments The extra large deployment requires the following hardware specifications: Component Minimum Memory (RAM) Minimum CPU Minimum hard disk space Additional configuration 5 x Aternity Aggregation Server 8GB Xeon E3 family, 2 cores at 2.4 GHz 30GB JVM heap size: (learn more) -Xmx4096m -XX:MaxNewSize=2000m Aternity Management Server 22GB Xeon E5 family 8 cores 2.4-3.6 GHz 80GB JVM heap size: (learn more) -Xmx16384m -XX:MaxNewSize=7168m ActiveMQ JVM Heap Size: 2G Aternity Dashboard Server Contact Customer Services for guidance on deploying this server. Aternity Database Server 72GB Xeon E5 family 16 Cores 2.4 GHz 6TB I/O per sec (IOPS): 2000 Aternity Data Warehouse Server 18GB Xeon E5 family 8 cores 2.4 GHz 410GB (Forecast for Aternity v10: 1TB) JVM heap size: (learn more) -Xmx14336m -XX:MaxNewSize=5120m You must also install each server with the required operating system and other software. For details, see the system and software requirements for each server. Sizing for a Extra Large Deployment Contact Customer Services to help you estimate the size of your deployment, by calculating the following values: Deployment Max # devices and VDIs # virtual sessions # virtual servers PRC WPM AR/min Non-WPM AR/min Discovery AR/min Aternity users Extra Large Aternity deployment (see hardware requirements) 135,000 15,000 900 10 0.5 0.5 0.5 10 Where: # devices and VDIs is the maximum number of monitored physical devices and virtual desktop VDIs (not their hypervisors) which report their performance to Aternity at the same time. # virtual sessions is the maximum number of monitored virtual application sessions reporting their performance to Aternity at the same time. # virtual servers is the maximum number of virtual application servers (like Citrix XenApp) or RDP servers, which generate the monitored virtual sessions. PRC is the average number of PRC monitors per device, averaged over 24 hours. By default, devices report PRC once an hour. AR/min is the maximum number of activity response times reported per device per minute at peak times. There are two types: WPM AR/min is the average number of activities reported which were defined in Page Load Activities (WPM) for managed web applications per device per minute. Non-WPM AR/min is the average number of all other activities reported per device per minute (including desktop applications, monitored mobile apps, and custom activities for web applications). Discovery AR/min The average number of applications which are actively in use simultaneously on a device per minute, which report discovery data (like usage time, wait time and UXI). Aternity users The number of simultaneous users accessing the dashboards and administration features of Aternity. Parent topic Choose the Sizing and Hardware Requirements of your Aternity on-premise DeploymentRelated referenceHardware System Requirements for Trial Demo Deployment of Aternity on-premise (up to 100 devices)Hardware System Requirements for Small Deployment of Aternity on-premise (up to 3000 devices)Hardware System Requirements for Medium Deployment of Aternity on-premise (up to 25,000 devices)Hardware System Requirements for Large Deployment of Aternity on-premise (up to 75,000 devices)Hardware System Requirements for Very Large Deployment of Aternity on-premise (up to 100,000 devices)Software Requirements