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Design Guide—Dell Validated Design for SAP HANA Deployments with Dell VxRail Infrastructure
Executive summary VxRail requirements
SAP-certified VxRail models
Sizing
CPU and memory considerations
Sizing a VxRail cluster
SAP HANA VMs per node and per total
Disks
Networks
vSphere Clustering Service and SAP HANA
Configuration recommendations for SAP HANA virtual machines Network considerations Support requirements and considerations References Appendix A: Deploying Dell Networking SmartFabric Services with VxRail HCI Appendix B: VxRail stretched cluster validation environment Appendix C: VxRail dynamic nodes

SAP HANA VMs per node and per total

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SAP HANA VMs per node and per total

  • The SAP certification for SAP HANA on VxRail P-Series HCI limits the deployment to four production SAP HANA VMs per physical VxRail node and two VMs per socket (half-socket). The SAP certification for SAP HANA on VxRail D-Series and E-Series HCI limits the deployment to two production SAP HANA VMs per physical VxRail node.

    Note: This limitation does not apply to nonproduction SAP HANA VMs.

    While it is possible to deploy up to four production SAP HANA VMs (P-Series) and up to two production SAP HANA VMs (D/E-Series) on a physical host, it is recommended to have enough free resources to allow vSphere HA to perform an automatic restart of the SAP HANA VMs on another host if a hardware problem causes a failure of one host. See
    Table 6 for the standby node sizing recommendations.