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Upgrade to the PowerEdge R7625 featuring PERC 12 and get better Oracle Database Performance
Upgrade to the PowerEdge R7625 featuring PERC 12 and get better Oracle Database Performance
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Many factors can impact Oracle Database performance, and optimizing performance often requires a combination of strategies. Here are a few things that can help improve Oracle Database performance, but none more than the hardware:
- Hardware: Ensure your hardware meets the recommended requirements and expectations for running the database. This includes CPU, memory, disk space, and raid controllers. Other factors can also include:
- Indexing: Create indexes on frequently accessed columns to improve query performance.
- Tuning: Regularly tune the database parameters to ensure optimal performance. This includes adjusting the buffer cache, sorting area, and network packet size.
- Partitioning: Consider partitioning large tables to improve query performance.
- Compression: Consider using compression to reduce the size of the database and improve I/O performance.
- Clustering: Implement clustering to distribute the load across multiple servers.
- Query optimization: Optimize SQL queries to reduce the number of I/O operations required.
- Data archiving: Archive old or infrequently accessed data to improve query performance.
Note that the best approach for improving Oracle Database performance will depend on your specific environment and hardware to enhance the workload.
This study analyzes the benefit of migrating from legacy Dell™ PowerEdge™ R7525 servers running Oracle Database to the Dell PowerEdge R7625, including AMD Epyc 4th generation processors equipped with a PERC 12. We also analyzed the average CPU IOWait times.
We found that the Dell PowerEdge R7625 will let you support more customers and realize better system efficiency, which could lead to savings related to server consolidation.
- CPU-targeted: Retailers with a small list of tiered options with high throughput (1.46 x the New Orders Per Minute)
- IO-targeted (storage): Online retailers with medium-to-large product selections (2.39 X the new orders per minute)
- Balanced CPU/IO: Retailers with smaller product inventory and medium throughput (1.71 X the new orders per minute)
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Oracle
Broadcom
PERC12
AMD EPYC 4th Gen
R7625