Single-server sizing recommendations
Depending on your business needs you can deploy the product in a single-server environment or a multiple-server environment. Alternatively, you can start with a single-server deployment and as your business needs increase, you can scale your deployment either horizontally or vertically.
This topic outlines the hardware capacity recommendations for sizing the BMC TrueSight IT Data Analytics product in a single-server environment. For recommendations on tuning the individual components, see Component-configuration-recommendations-for-single-server-sizing.
Related topics
This topic contains the following hardware recommendations and guidelines that you can use as a reference to size your environment:
Standard sizing guidelines
The hardware sizing guidelines are divided into four parts: nonproduction setups, small setups, medium setups, and large setups.
The nonproduction and small setup scenarios are recommended for a single-server deployment, while medium and large setup scenarios are recommended for a multiple-server deployment. You can also deploy the product in a single-server deployment and later vertically scale the product.
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Hardware recommendations
Single-server deployments are recommended for a non-production setup or small setup. In a single-server deployment, one instance of the product can handle the entire process of collecting data, indexing it, and finally making it available for search.
Hardware sizing for a single-server setup involves planning your hardware capacity and tuning the configuration of the product components. The component configurations are necessary to ensure optimal use of resources available. For more information, see Component-configuration-recommendations-for-horizontal-scaling.
Use the following hardware recommendations for a single-server deployment. These configurations apply for both Windows and Linux systems and can be carried out by using both physical and virtual processors.
Nonproduction setup
The following table lists the configurations required for a nonproduction setup with one server.
Note that this information is not intended for deploying the product in a production environment.
Small setup, scenario 1
The following table lists the resource configurations required for indexing 100 GB per day, with a 14-day retention period, and with 8 concurrent users accessing the data.
Small setup, scenario 2
The following table lists the resource configurations required for a small setup with a relatively smaller storage and more number of concurrent users. This configuration aims at indexing 50 GB per day, with a 14-day retention period, and with 16 concurrent users accessing the data.