Problem:
We would like to establish a test environment with the Team System Foundation Server that is as similar to the final production environment as possible.
I have searched the web for descriptions of the recommended setup and hardware requirements and the closest I got to answers is the following links:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/chats/transcripts/vstudio/050223_vstf.aspx (search for "requirement")
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/library/4c26cc39(en-us,vs.80).aspx (with dead link: Visual Studio 2005 Team System Requirements)
Question:
Does anyone know of more specific descriptions of the recommended setup and hardware requirements
Regards
Michael Andy Poulsen
Question:
Does anyone know of more specific descriptions of the recommended setup and hardware requirements
Regards
Michael Andy Poulsen
Recommended setup and hardware requirements?
cmenge
We've not tested the performance difference with hyperthreading on and off. We generally do our testing with it on but only count physical cores when we count CPUs. I expect having it on is a win as we make very heavy use of multi-threading.
Brian
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Tiers
CPU
HD
Memory
One server, less than 20 users.
Application and data tier server
single processor, 2.2 GHz
8 GB
1 GB
One server; 20 to 100 users.
Application and data tier server
dual processors, 2.2 GHz
30 GB
2 GB
Two servers; 100 to 250 users.
Application tier server
single processor, 2.2 GHz
20 GB
1 GB
Two servers; 100 to 250 users.
Data tier server
dual processors, 2.2 GHz
80 GB
2 GB
Two servers; 250 to 500 users.
Application tier server
dual processors, 2.2 GHz
40 GB
2 GB
Two Servers; 250 to 500 users.
Data tier server
quadruple processors, 2.2 GHz
150 GB
4 GB
Brian
Merdon
This was the answer I needed.
Thank you very much
- Michael Andy Poulsen
96RT10
Any thoughts/observations as to whether it's best to have hyperthreading on or off for each server (Data, Application, and Build server)
Same question with a dual CPU system