SQL Server 2005 is the most compelling platform to run Siebel business applications. Benchmarks demonstrate not only world-class performance, but also the outstanding price/performance ratio that customers will take advantage of when deploying on the SQL Server and Microsoft Windows Server.
In October 2005, Siebel certified the Siebel 7.7 benchmark with 30,000 concurrent users. SQL Server 2005 (64-bit edition) and Windows Server 2003 offer world-class performance for Siebel customers at a very compelling total cost of ownership (TCO). The throughput, scalability, and reliability delivered by SQL Server 2005 can power the largest and most complex Siebel business applications. SQL Server 2005 enhancements, in particular nonuniform memory access (NUMA) support in the SQL Server Database Engine, allowed for almost linear scalability.
On October 17, 2005, Siebel certified the Siebel 7.7 benchmark with 30,000 concurrent users. SQL Server 2005 (64-bit edition) and Windows Server 2003 offer world-class performance for Siebel customers at a very compelling total cost of ownership (TCO). The throughput, scalability, and reliability delivered by SQL Server 2005 can power the largest and most complex Siebel business applications. SQL Server 2005 enhancements, in particular nonuniform memory access (NUMA) support in the SQL Server Database Engine, allowed for almost linear scalability. Get the complete results on the Siebel Web site.
Details on this benchmark:
| Current Results | |
Concurrent users | 30,000 concurrent users |
Average response time | Less than one second |
Hardware | HP Integrity rx8620 16X Intel Itanium 1.6 gigahertz (GHz)/6 megabytes (MB), 64-gigabyte (GB) database server |
Customers are taking advantage of leading price/performance offered by running Siebel applications on SQL Server 2005. In November 2, 2005, Siebel certified the 20,000 concurrent-user Siebel 7.7 application benchmark, running on a four-processor server. Customers deploying Siebel applications on SQL Server 2005 will experience significant TCO benefits, as demonstrated by running 20,000 concurrent users on standard commodity 4-processor hardware
Details on this benchmark:
| Current Results | |
Concurrent users | 20,000 concurrent users |
Average response time | Less than one second |
Hardware | HP ProLiant DL585 4X AMD Opteron Dual Core 2.2 GHz/2 MB 32 GB database server |