Re: Oracle and cpu/core

Yes it is a stand alone. Actually it will be leased through RackSpace. They are helping with the design and will be with the hosting team for the day-to-day support.

They are also talking about switching to OEL and multi-tenant in a year or two. But, stuck with Windoz for now...

As an update, some on the list will remember my question a couple of weeks ago on listeners. I was able to convince them to go with one listener per SID. But, instead of 96 ports, they want to use 96 IP's. I checked with Oracle support and they said as long as the IP:Port combo was unique that they would support it.

On Wed, Nov 4, 2015 at 1:45 PM, angelo <angelolistas_at_gmail.com> wrote:

> My opinion.. They are crazy...
>
> So many instances on the same server, Windows server .. (is it stand
> alone ?)
>
>
>
> On 4 November 2015 at 16:40, Woody McKay <woody.mckay_at_gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Our hosting unit is designing a large server and want to put about 96
>> SID's on it. They've worked through I/O and RAM considerations. This is
>> on Win 64 2012 R2.
>>
>> However, they are not sure about cpu/core count and usage. They
>> currently have 64 cores and need to know how many of the cores will each
>> SID (oracle.exe) can/will use. If a SID can't use all cores, then what's
>> the best way to spread the SIDs across all the cores. I talked about cpu
>> groups, but they said that Oracle always picks cpu group 0 on startup and
>> they have to manually reassign the groups to each oracle.exe process.
>>
>> I've only had about 40 SIDs on a box with 24 cores, so I don't really
>> have the experience to provide the best answers.
>>
>> Any thoughts? Thanks
>>
>> --
>> Sincerely,
>>
>> WoodyMcKay
>>
>
>

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Sincerely,

WoodyMcKay

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