Sql Server 2008 Server Consolidation
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This document discusses server consolidation using SQL Server 2008. It describes options for consolidating multiple databases, instances, or virtual servers onto a single physical server to reduce hardware costs while maintaining isolation and flexibility. It also covers manageability features for centralized administration, auditing, configuration, and monitoring across multiple consolidated servers. SQL Server 2008 technologies like Resource Governor allow differentiating and prioritizing workloads to improve utilization and scalability.
Sql Server 2008 Server Consolidation
- 1. Your Data Any Place, Any TimeServer Consolidation
- 2. Improve ManagementReduce ServersInteroperabilityForwardConsolidationBackwardConsolidationReducing the Cost of Running ServersRationale for Consolidation
- 3. SQL Server 2008Server Consolidation
- 5. Consolidation OptionsSingle instance, multiple databasesReduces physical servers
- 6. Centralizes database server administration
- 8. through Resource GovernorConsolidation OptionsSingle server, multiple instancesReduces physical servers
- 11. Workload
- 12. Security
- 14. Compatibility
- 15. Requires a single license per processorConsolidation OptionsSingle physical server, multiple virtual serversReduces physical servers
- 16. Centralizes server hardware administration
- 17. Supports full server isolation
- 18. Requires a single license per processor
- 19. For SQL Server 2008 Enterprise EditionSQL Server 2008 data transfer technologies
- 20. SQL Server Integration Services
- 23. Upgrade directly from previous versionsMigration Technologies
- 25. AdministrationSQL Server Management StudioCentralized management of multiple:Services
- 26. Instances
- 27. Editions
- 28. VersionsAuditingDefine audit filters on one instance, and apply to many instancesCentralize enterprise wide audit reporting
- 29. ConfigurationDeclarative Management Framework Define policies on one instance, and apply to many instancesEnforce policies:Proactively through triggersAfter changes through Service BrokerOn a scheduled basis through SQL Server AgentOn an ad-hoc basis
- 32. Resource UtilizationResource GovernorDifferentiate workloadsBased on application, user, etc.Define resource utilization limitsCPUMemoryCovered Scenarios:Preventing runaway queriesPredictable concurrent execution of different-size workloadsWorkload prioritization
- 33. Scaling Up64-bit scalabilityTake advantage of 64-bit hardwareHot-add memory and CPUAdd hardware without downtimeNative data compressionReduce storage requirementsIncrease performance for high I/O workloads
- 34. Summary
- 35. © 2004 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.This presentation is for informational purposes only. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.