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Consolidating multiple SQL Server systems onto
Dell PowerEdge R610 Servers using Microsoft’s Hyper-V
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Generally speaking, consolidation refers to the process of
combining multiple things to make a single, more effective unit. In
this Guide, we discuss combining the concepts of virtualization and
consolidation to achieve your overall goals.
In an IT context, you can consolidate several types of things,
including the following:
Physical servers. In this Guide, consolidation typically means
consolidating servers. After a successful consolidation, all
applications should run on fewer servers than before, and those
applications should run at least as well as they did previously. The
other types of consolidation we mention below may happen as a
consequence of consolidating physical servers, but they are not our
primary focus.
Storage. As you follow the procedures in this Guide, you will
consolidate storage to some degree by moving software and data
from a number of servers to a large, locally attached, disk storage
subsystem in a new server in the form of virtual hard drives.
NOTE: Although we will be implementing a 1.79TB SAN in
this Guide, large-scale storage consolidations are outside
the scope of this Guide.
Locations. As you consolidate servers through virtualization, you
may reduce the number of locations you need for servers. Planning
for consolidating geographic locations is also beyond the scope of
this Guide.
This Guide focuses on consolidation via virtualization. For details
about consolidation at the SQL Server instance or database level,
see our earlier Guide, “Consolidating SQL Server 2000 and SQL
Server 2005 databases to SQL Server 2008 on Windows Server
2008 Enterprise on Dell Servers”
http://www.principledtechnologies.com/Clients/Reports/Dell/Consol
idating_SQLServer_databases_onto_a_Dell_server.pdf.
Why consolidate?
Done well, consolidation yields a more economical environment
with more consistent management practices, better use of
hardware, and all applications performing at least as well as they
did previously. An effective consolidation effort improves reliability
and security while bringing great savings to your organization.
Some of the ways consolidation can stretch your technology dollar
include the following:
Hardware savings. Buying, powering, and supporting fewer
servers brings obvious savings to your organization. Less obvious
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