Zimbra Collaboration Server Performance on VMware vSphere 5

Performance of Enterprise Java Applications on VMware vSphere 4.1 and SpringSource tc Server - Performance Study: VMware, Inc

Enterprise-level Java applications are ideal candidates for deployment on a virtualized infrastructure using VMware vSphere 4.1. With VMware vSphere 4.1, Java applications can take advantage of the configuration flexibility and consolidation benefits of virtualization while still achieving high levels of performance. This applies to JEE applications deployed in full application-servers, as well...

Performance Characteristics of IBM InfoSphere Information Server 8.7 Running on VMware vSphere 5.0 on Intel Xeon Processors

Executive Summary Virtualization has become one of the hottest technologies in recent years. With the continuous growth of processing power and the increasing number of processor cores in servers, virtualization has become very attractive for many companies. As more and more IBM® InfoSphere® Information Server customers begin to adopt virtualization technology, understanding the performance cha...

A Benchmarking Case Study of Virtualized Hadoop Performance on VMware vSphere 5

The performance of three Hadoop applications is reported for several virtual configurations on VMware vSphere 5 and compared to native configurations. A well-balanced seven-node AMAX ClusterMax system was used to show that the average performance difference between native and the simplest virtualized configurations is only 4%. Further, the flexibility enabled by virtualization to create multipl...

The Benefits of Server-Side Flash with VMware vSphere Flash Read Cache and FlashSoft Software from SanDisk on Hitachi Compute Blade 500

A Benchmarking Case Study of Virtualized Hadoop Performance on VMware vSphere 5

The performance of three Hadoop applications is reported for several virtual configurations on VMware vSphere 5 and compared to native configurations. A well-balanced seven-node AMAX ClusterMax system was used to show that the average performance difference between native and the simplest virtualized configurations is only 4%. Further, the flexibility enabled by virtualization to create multipl...