Fast, efficient programs reduces cost in the cloud.

El vie, 6 de dic de 2024, 17:17, Driver, Adam via MIDRANGE-L <
midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> escribió:

Thanks Diego,

Noted! And I agree.

Thanks


*Adam Driver*
*Senior IBM i Engineer*


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from: "Diego E. KESSELMAN" <diegokesselman@xxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: IBM i Cloud Vendors

Adam,

Just a couple of things, about ANY cloud:

* Don't ask for IBM Power resources as you were running on premise, or
you will find it could be really expensive. Talk to an IBM BP with
experience and ask for a real sizing. Remember, you can pay for your CPU
spikes when required.

* Bandwidth (data egress) can cost you a lot of money. Sometimes it's
better to put all the ecosystem in the same cloud.

* Sometimes an isolated LPAR is costly and all the environment makes sense.

* The sweet spot is below 4 CPUs. Remember, most clouds use Sx22 (P10)
and then Sx24 and/or Ex90 for larger workloads. If you really need more
than 4 CPUs in one LPAR, you should take a deep breath.

* Disks can be really fast. ie: IBM Cloud Power Virtual Server provides
different disk Tiers, up to 25 IOPS/GB. This means 25,000 IOPS/TB. When
switching from internal mechanical disks you can reduce the CPU count by
1/2 as a starting point for a PoC, before asking for your quote.

Good luck in your research!

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Saludos/Regards

Diego E. KESSELMAN
dkesselman@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
+1 415 800 3962
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