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    Private clouds require an investment in hardware that can often be costly—a cost that grows along with the size of distributed database workloads a business deploys. The new AMD EPYC processor architecture can help ease that burden by increasing the available number of cores per socket, which could let businesses get more distributed database work done per server compared to a previous generation Intel Xeon E5-2699 v4 processor architecture. In our tests, we found that a cluster based on 32-core AMD EPYC 7601 processors increased the operations per second an Apache Cassandra distributed database could process by 50 percent over a same-sized cluster based on 22-core Intel Xeon processors E5-2699 v4.3 This means that businesses seeking to run these reliable, elastic databases on a private cloud setup could do so on an AMD EPYC 7601 processor-based server platform and experience faster updates and shorter data load times.

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    Private clouds require an investment in hardware that can often be costly—a cost that grows along with the size of distributed database workloads a business deploys. The new AMD EPYC processor architecture can help ease that burden by increasing the available number of cores per socket, which could let businesses get more distributed database work done per server compared to a previous generation Intel Xeon E5-2699 v4 processor architecture. In our tests, we found that a cluster based on 32-core AMD EPYC 7601 processors increased the operations per second an Apache Cassandra distributed database could process by 50 percent over a same-sized cluster based on 22-core Intel Xeon processors E5-2699 v4.3 This means that businesses seeking to run these reliable, elastic databases on a private cloud setup could do so on an AMD EPYC 7601 processor-based server platform and experience faster updates and shorter data load times.

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    Do More Apache Cassandra Distributed Database Work With AMD EPYC 7601 Processors - Infographic

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    Private clouds require an investment in hardware that can often be costly—a cost that grows along with the size of distributed database workloads a business deploys. The new AMD EPYC processor architecture can help ease that burden by increasing the available number of cores per socket, which could let businesses get more distributed database work done per server compared to a previous generation Intel Xeon E5-2699 v4 processor architecture. In our tests, we found that a cluster based on 32-core AMD EPYC 7601 processors increased the operations per second an Apache Cassandra distributed database could process by 50 percent over a same-sized cluster based on 22-core Intel Xeon processors E5-2699 v4.3 This means that businesses seeking to run these reliable, elastic databases on a private cloud setup could do so on an AMD EPYC 7601 processor-based server platform and experience faster updates and shorter data load times.

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    Do more Apache Cassandra distributed database

    work with AMD EPYC 7601 processors

    Versus previous generation servers based on Intel Xeon processors E5-2699 v4


    60 VMs
    total
    Handling more
    Cassandra write
    operations per
    second on the same
    number of servers
    could allow for faster
    updates and shorter
    data load times. 90 VMs
    Servers based on Intel Xeon processors E5-2699 v4
    total

    Servers based on AMD EPYC 7601 processors

    The AMD solution supported


    five more VMs per server and
    handled more operations per second
    than the Intel solution.

    2.0
    1.86
    Millions of operations per second

    up to

    50%
    1.5
    1.24
    1.0

    0.5
    more operations per
    second
    0.0
    Servers based Servers based
    on Intel Xeon on AMD
    processors EPYC 7601
    E5-2699 v4 processors

    Get all the facts at http://facts.pt/2tzC3h

    Commissioned by AMD.
    Copyright 2017 Principled Technologies, Inc. Based on Do more Apache Cassandra distributed database work with AMD
    EPYC 7601 processors, a Principled Technologies report, December 2017. Principled Technologies is a registered
    trademark of Principled Technologies, Inc. All other product names are the trademarks of their respective owners.
    AMD, The AMD logo, EPYC and combinations thereof are trademarks of Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.

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