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2.4Xthe database
performance
with the NEC Express5800/R320 Series Fault Tolerant Servers, powered by Intel®
Xeon®
processors
1 VM 2 VMs 4 VMs 8 VMs
NEC solution
Software-based solution
Minimum hardware requirements
NEC Express5800/R320 Series
Servers using software-based
fault tolerance
at least 1
10Gb
port
External
storage
Get all the facts at http://facts.pt/1Lm1XOx and http://facts.pt/1X5vfnV
All comparisons are between the NEC solution and a software-based fault tolerance solution.
Powerful performance for cloud and virtualization
Scales to meet your needs
Stays connected even during server failure
Simple to set up
Applications run in two places—so you’re always covered when a component fails
Keep your cloud-based services up and running
with hardware-based protection
36.6%
fewer setup
steps
No interruption
or decrease in output
*If your software-based solution uses fiber storage, you will also need a fiber switch.
Fewer required
components
Principled
Technologies®
Copyright 2016 Principled Technologies, Inc. Based on “Fault tolerance performance and scalability somparison: NEC hardware-based FT vs.
software-based FT,” a Principled Technologies report, November 2015. Principled Technologies®
is a registered trademark of Principled
Technologies, Inc. All other product names are the trademarks of their respective owners.
Simulated
system
failure
!
Fiber
switch*

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