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7.1 vs 6.7.1 performance on Solaris 10

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Hi DevNetters -
We've just completed a 7.1 TeamSite / Search / OpenDeploy install on a virtualized Solaris LDOM instance. The install was OK and everything seems functional.

As I expected, this 7.1 LDOM instance is a good bit slower than my 6.7.1 instance that I have on a powerful Solaris quad processor server. Because of the difference in virtualized and not virtualized environments, it's not really a fair apples-to-apples performance comparison.

So, in lieu of doing a full install on new 'real' hardware to make sure it's performant, I'm posting the question here:

In your experience, given equivalent hardware environments, does 7.1 perform worse / the same / or better than 6.7.1? I'm hoping for 'better' or 'the same', but your input is very helpful.

Thanks!
Wally Box
Nike, Inc.

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Migrateduser

DevNetters -
Any takers on this question? Or am I the first to see 7.1 running?

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Thanks,
Wally

Adam Stoller

DevNetters -
Any takers on this question? Or am I the first to see 7.1 running?

Thanks,
Wally

The little bit of work I've done with 7.1 on Windows I cannot say I noticed any appreciable difference one way or the other - but that's been on my laptop via a virtual PC - so it doesn't really mean all that much, especially in comparison to the environment you're talking about.

nipper

I tend to agree with Adam, I have not seen any differences in performance from 6.7.1 and 7.1

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Migrateduser

Thanks for the responses. I like most of the 7.1 environment, but wanted to have some idea of performance before acquiring new hardware.

Wally