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  2. Veritas NetBackup™ OpsCenter Performance and Tuning Guide
  3. About OpsCenter configuration
  4. About OpsCenter Server on a virtual machine
  5. About VM settings and % gains during OpsCenter report generation
Veritas NetBackup™ OpsCenter Performance and Tuning Guide

About VM settings and % gains during OpsCenter report generation

This section provides information on the benefits or gain that you can get in case of certain VM settings.

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. These can only be used as guidelines and should not be used as 100% accurate benchmarks.

Table: CPU and Memory: Reserved versus non-reserved lists the average time that you require to generate OpsCenter reports in case of a non-reserved VM and a reserved VM. It also lists the % gain that reserving a VM can provide.

Table: CPU and Memory: Reserved versus non-reserved

Report Name

Average Time (Min) non-reserved

Average Time (Min) reserved

% Gain

All Failed Backup Report

3.18

2.41

24.21

Virtual Client Summary Report

0.02

0.01

50

Job Success By Client -Tabular Report

2.48

1.37

44.76

Advance Success Rate Report

1.30

0.90

30.77

Clients Not Backed Up Report

0.06

0.05

16.67

Skipped Files Summary Report

0.12

0.11

8.33

Table: Operations: CPU-centric versus non-CPU-centric lists the % gain depending on ESXi CPU utilization for various OpsCenter reporting tasks. It lists the average time that you require to generate OpsCenter reports when the ESXi CPU utilization is maximum (90-100%) and when it is minimum (20%). It also lists the % gain that you can get while generating the reports when the ESXi CPU utilization is minimum (20%).

Table: Operations: CPU-centric versus non-CPU-centric

Report Name

Average Time (Min) ESXi CPU utilization 90-100%

Average Time (Min) ESXi CPU utilization 20%

% Gain

All Failed Backup Report

2.41

2.02

16.19

Virtual Client Summary Report

0.01

0.01

0

Job Success By Client -Tabular Report

1.37

1.22

10.95

Advance Success Rate Report

0.90

0.87

3.33

Clients Not Backed Up Report

0.05

0.04

20

Skipped Files Summary Report

0.11

0.10

9.10

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