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h3. Multi-tier application consolidation on Sun Blade Systems
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| With an extensive product line, customers can consolidate a broad range of datacenter applications on the cost effective
industry standard
and highly efficient
blade
modular architecture of the Sun Blade Systems. Depending on their application needs, customers can choose Sun UltraSPARC, AMD Opteron or Intel Xeon processor architecture, as well as a variety of enterprise Operating Systems such as Solaris, VMware, Linux or Windows. |
Below are a few real-life customer examples and solutions on the Sun Blade Systems. If you have any customer architecture you would like to share with the community, [click here|#add]. |
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*[Retail Web Customer Architecture on Sun Blade 8000|#retail]*
*[Oracle's PeopleSoft CRM on Sun Blade 8000|#CRM]*
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h4. Retail Web Customer Architecture on Sun Blade 8000
A major online retailer implemented a Sun Blade 8000 based solution that has achieved 100% availability for the 2007 holiday season. The Sun Blade 8000 chassis with Sun Blade X8420 Server Modules combined with Sun Fire X4500 storage servers for image & video storage and Sun StorageTek 6140 for the database tier provided the highest performing and most cost-effective business solution for the combination of Apache Web Server, J2EE Application Server, Oracle 9i DB and Search Server applications.
*{+}Benefits{+}*
* Extreme scalability
* AMD Opteron processors combined with large I/O bandwidth capabilities gave customer advantages of commodity hardware with Sun Availability
* I/O Flexibility/Simplicity through the use of the Sun Blade Modular System cable once architecture was seen as an advantage over existing HP C-Class chassis.
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||Applications||Suggested Configurations||
| Web Servers | * Sun Blade X8420 Server Module
* 4x dual core 2.4GHz AMD Opteron processors
* 32 GB memory
* Apache Web Server
* Solaris 10 8/07|
| Application Servers | * Sun Blade X8420 Server Module
* 4x dual core 2.4GHz AMD Opteron processors
* 32 GB memory
* J2EE Application Server
* Solaris 10 8/07|
| Search Servers | * Sun Blade X8420 Server Module
* 4x dual core 2.4GHz AMD Opteron processors
* 32 GB memory
* Solaris 10 8/07|
| Video Image Server | * 8x Sun Fire X4500
* 2 dual-core AMD Opteron Processors
* 16 GB memory
* Solaris 10 8/07 with ZFS|
| Database Server | * Sun Blade X8420 Server Module
* 4x dual core 2.4 Ghz AMD Opteron Processors
* 32 GB memory
* Sun StorageTek 6140 SAS Array (16x73GB)
* Oracle 9i Database Server
* Solaris 10 8/07|
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h4. Oracle's PeopleSoft CRM on Sun Blade 8000
A major online retailer implemented a Sun Blade 8000 based solution for their Oracle CRM system environment. The Sun Blade 8000 chassis with X8440 Server Modules provides the most flexible and most cost-effective business solution implementing the Oracle CRM software.
*{+}Benefits{+}*
* Extreme Scalability
* AMD Opteron processors combined with large memory configurations gave customer advantages of commodity hardware with Sun Availability.
* I/O Flexibility/Simplicity through the use of the Sun Blade Modular System cable once architecture was seen as an advantage over competing blade systems from Dell.
*{+}Suggested Configurations{+}*
||Applications||Suggested Configurations||
| Web Servers | * Sun Blade X8440 Server Module
* 4x dual core 3.0GHz AMD Opteron processors
* 32 GB memory
* Apache Web Server
* Red Hat Advanced Server 4.6 (32 bit)|
| JMS Application Servers | * Sun Blade X8440 Server Module
* 4x dual core 3.0GHz AMD Opteron processors
* 64 GB memory
* Red Hat Advanced Server 4.6 (32 bit)|
| Oracle CRM Application Servers | * Sun Blade X8440 Server Module
* 4x dual core 3.0GHz AMD Opteron processors
* 32 GB memory
* J2EE Application Server
* Red Hat Advanced Server 4.6 (32 bit)|
| Windows Servers | * Sun Blade X8440 Server Module
* 2x dual core 3.0GHz AMD Opteron processors
* 32 GB memory
* Windows 2003 Server|
| Database Server | * Sun Blade X8440 Server Module
* 4x dual core 3.0GHz AMD Opteron processors
* 32 GB memory
* Oracle 10G RAC Database Server
* Red Hat Advanced Server 4.6 (32 bit)|
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h4. Add your own Sun Blade solution on this Wiki
# [Register|http://wikis.sun.com/display/Help/Registering].
# Log in. Use the link at top right, just below the Search box.
# Click on the [Sun Blade Modular Solutions|http://wikis.sun.com/display/BladeSystems/Sun+Blade+Modular+Solutions] link
# Select Add Page from top right.
# Fill in the Title.
# Click on this [link|http://wikis.sun.com/download/attachments/13602555/HowToAddYourOwnSolution.rtf] and open the .rtf document
# Copy and paste the contents of the document into the new page
# Change text as needed.
# Use the Preview tab to see what your changes will look like.
# When you're ready to save your changes, click the Save button.
# Email [mailto:blades@sun.com] to alert the space admin that you have added content on the Sun Blade Wiki
For more information, see these [instructions|http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Creating+a+New+Page].
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You will receive a free Sun Blade t-shirt if you add your own Sun Blade Solution or How-To Video on this Sun Blade Wiki! Make sure to email [mailto:blades@sun.com] to claim your prize!
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