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BI Publisher / One View Real World Architecture Question

edited Jun 3, 2014 1:43PM in Design Tools & Output Technologies - JDE1 (MOSC) 2 commentsAnswered

Hello All,

We are a Wintel SQL Server shop.  We are about to start our implementation of BIP and One View.  We are currently not using either of them (except BIP embedded for doc layout). I would like to hear from all of you about real world performance / gotchas so we can plan servers correctly.

First, our architecture

- E1 9.1, TR 9.1.4.4

- all win 2008 R2, sql server 2008 R2

- We have these vm servers:

     - DV/PY database server, DV/PY application server and webserver (weblogic, 1 JVM per pathcode)

     - PD database server, PD application server and 2 webservers (weblogic, 2 JVM per webserver)

We have 100 users, but only about 10 will be using OneView.  We prefer to keep PD/PY on separate servers for maintenance, TR upgrades, etc.  We have pretty low development demands.  Larger projects can be scheduled so as not to be concurrent.  The downside for a small shop like us is waste of licenses and idle servers (vm helps in that CPU and memory can be shared among servers, but there is still a cost).

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