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SA Core configuration for your facility
See Customer installable SA Core configurations for detailed descriptions of supported SA Core configurations. For performance scalability information, see Performance scalability
The SA Core configuration that is most appropriate for your facility will depend primarily on the number of servers that are to be managed by SA in the facility.
A typical SA Core installation has three main components. The Model Repository, the Infrastructure Component bundle and one Slice Component bundle. SA Provisioning also requires a Media Server and Boot Server. Since the Media Server and Boot Server do not generate much load and often have environmental dependencies they are not listed in the tables below. If you need more detailed information about SA Core Components, see the "SA Overview and Architecture" in the SA 10.51 Key Concepts Guide.
There is no infallible way to select hardware for an SA Core installation. However, the following two tables show a few recommended SA Core Component layouts that should perform well.
As you can see, scaling a core requires adding slices. Each slice adds highly available UI, API, OGFS, Build Manager and Gateway resources. If you have only a few core servers, you can begin with two larger servers, then increase the capacity of the core by adding additional slices.
The following abbreviations are used in the tables below:
MR: Model Repository
INFRA: Infrastructure Component bundle
Slice <x>: Slice Component bundle
OS Prov: Operating System Provisioning Component bundle
Managed Servers |
SA Component Distribution by Server |
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Server 1 |
Server 2 |
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500 |
MR, Infra, Slice 0, OS Prov |
N/A |
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MR |
Infra, Slice 0, OS Prov |
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Server Configuration: 4 CPU cores, 16 GB RAM, 1 GB/s network |
Managed Servers |
SA Component Distribution by Server |
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Server 1** |
Server 2* |
Server 3* |
Server 4* |
Server 5* |
2000 |
MR |
Infra, Slice 0, OS Prov |
N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
4000 |
MR |
Infra, Slice 0, OS Prov |
Slice 1 |
N/A |
N/A |
6000 |
MR |
Infra, Slice 0, OS Prov |
Slice 1 |
Slice 2 |
N/A |
8000 |
MR |
Infra, Slice 0, OS Prov |
Slice 1 |
Slice 2 |
Slice 3 |
* Server Configuration: 8 CPU Cores, 16 GB RAM, 1 GB/s network ** Server Configuration: 12 CPU Cores, 32 GB RAM, 1 GB/s network |
For more information about performance scalability, see Performance scalability.
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