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MySQL Benchmark UltraSPARC T2 beats Xeon on Consolidation of OLTP & Web
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posted by Ritu Kamboj on Mon 25 Feb 2008 21:11 UTC
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(edit) mysql, Databases, Web, database, sun, t2000, performance, virtualization, solaris, oltp, cmt, t2, t5220, n1, n2, throughput, xeon
Recently we put together a consolidation benchmark to see how an open-source stack performs against the proprietary stack from Microsoft. Solaris, MySQL, and Sun Web Server running on the open-source UltraSPARC T2 processor were pitted against a Microsoft SW stack running on a 4-socket QC Xeon server. This benchmark highlights the continued trend to incorporate MySQL open-source databases and how it works under virtualization (Solaris Zones).

The Sun SPARC Enterprise T5220 (1.4 Ghz UltraSPARC T2 processor) and Solaris Containers managing a consolidation of Open-Source Software components (MySQL Database and Sun Java System Web Server) provided 2.4 times better performance than the HP DL580 system (four Xeon quad-core processors) and a major virtualization software, Microsoft Windows 2003 Server EE, Microsoft SQLserver database and Microsoft IIS webserver.

The Sun SPARC Enterprise

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MySQL Benchmark UltraSPARC T2 beats Xeon on Consolidation of OLTP & Web
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posted by Ritu Kamboj on Mon 25 Feb 2008 13:11 UTC
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(edit) mysql, Databases, Web, database, sun, t2000, performance, virtualization, solaris, oltp, cmt, t2, t5220, n1, n2, throughput, xeon
Recently we put together a consolidation benchmark to see how an open-source stack performs against the proprietary stack from Microsoft. Solaris, MySQL, and Sun Web Server running on the open-source UltraSPARC T2 processor were pitted against a Microsoft SW stack running on a 4-socket QC Xeon server. This benchmark highlights the continued trend to incorporate MySQL open-source databases and how it works under virtualization (Solaris Zones).

The Sun SPARC Enterprise T5220 (1.4 Ghz UltraSPARC T2 processor) and Solaris Containers managing a consolidation of Open-Source Software components (MySQL Database and Sun Java System Web Server) provided 2.4 times better performance than the HP DL580 system (four Xeon quad-core processors) and a major virtualization software, Microsoft Windows 2003 Server EE, Microsoft SQLserver database and Microsoft IIS webserver.

The Sun SPARC Enterprise

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MySQL Benchmark UltraSPARC T2 beats Xeon on Consolidation of OLTP & Web
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posted by Ritu Kamboj on Mon 25 Feb 2008 13:11 UTC
Tags:
(edit) mysql, Databases, Web, database, sun, t2000, performance, virtualization, solaris, oltp, cmt, t2, t5220, n1, n2, throughput, xeon
Recently we put together a consolidation benchmark to see how an open-source stack performs against the proprietary stack from Microsoft. Solaris, MySQL, and Sun Web Server running on the open-source UltraSPARC T2 processor were pitted against a Microsoft SW stack running on a 4-socket QC Xeon server. This benchmark highlights the continued trend to incorporate MySQL open-source databases and how it works under virtualization (Solaris Zones).

The Sun SPARC Enterprise T5220 (1.4 Ghz UltraSPARC T2 processor) and Solaris Containers managing a consolidation of Open-Source Software components (MySQL Database and Sun Java System Web Server) provided 2.4 times better performance than the HP DL580 system (four Xeon quad-core processors) and a major virtualization software, Microsoft Windows 2003 Server EE, Microsoft SQLserver database and Microsoft IIS webserver.

The Sun SPARC Enterprise

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