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  2. Veritas NetBackup™ OpsCenter Performance and Tuning Guide
  3. About OpsCenter performance and tuning
  4. Sizing guidelines
Veritas NetBackup™ OpsCenter Performance and Tuning Guide

Sizing guidelines

This section provides sizing guidelines for OpsCenter Server.

Note:

The information that is published in this section is based on the tests that were performed in Veritas Lab in a controlled environment with expert users. This information can only be used as guidelines and should not be used as 100% accurate benchmarks.

Table: OpsCenter server sizing guidelines provides the system configuration of the OpsCenter Server for the given NetBackup configuration.

Table: OpsCenter server sizing guidelines

System configuration of the OpsCenter Server host

Number of NetBackup master servers to be monitored

Number of NetBackup policies

Number of NetBackup jobs per day

Physical computer configuration: 16 logical processors, 24 GB RAM

OpsCenter database service cache size: 10 GB

OpsCenter Server service heap size: 4 GB

4

6500

Approximately 84000

Note:

Some of the data that is presented in this table was interpolated.

See About tuning OpsCenter for increased performance.

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