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1. Re: Impact of Data Center migration on Hyperion
Madhusudhan. M Mar 22, 2019 2:44 PM (in response to Mikkis)1 person found this helpfulWith different data centers performance issues will be there depends on retrieval times.
Generally, Environment will be one DC, another Env may have in different DC.
Thanks,
Mady
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2. Re: Impact of Data Center migration on Hyperion
JohnGoodwin Mar 22, 2019 3:11 PM (in response to Mikkis)1 person found this helpfulMikkis wrote:
Would there be any performance issues if we move app servers to one DC and database in another DC.
You would want to really keep them in the same data centre if possible, you don't really want additional latency between the app and database layers.
Cheers
John
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3. Re: Impact of Data Center migration on Hyperion
RiverTree EPM Mar 27, 2019 7:34 AM (in response to Mikkis)We recently migrated between data centres different country and different supplier. The shift went well however as the new supplier had different general security policies we did run into a number of smaller issues. Make sure that you take the fully list of install pre requisites and check that none of these are impacted by the DC move.
Regards,
Nils
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4. Re: Impact of Data Center migration on Hyperion
Madhusudhan. M Mar 27, 2019 2:08 PM (in response to RiverTree EPM)You mean to say, you migrated completed environment from one DC to another DC, is it ? If yes, it will be okay.
But question here having one environment in different DC's.
Thanks,
Mady
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5. Re: Impact of Data Center migration on Hyperion
RiverTree EPM Mar 29, 2019 9:11 AM (in response to Mikkis)Our environment is also for business continuity split over two DCs although both are run by the same provider.
The entire environment was previously split between the two DCs and I ran some performance tests on it at the time e.g. Web DC A -> HFM DC B -> SQL DC A and all other combinations and there was a notable drop in performance when traffic was between DCs when doing larger retrieves. The DCs were connected by a 10G line. My hypothesis is that if large packets of data are set that the performance drop is limited but with many smaller packets during a retrieve you experience a drop in performance.
Hope this helps.
regards,
Nils