For more information, see Hyperscale service tier architecture. Hyperscale - provisioned compute - DC-series Compute size (service objective)ģ Hyperscale is a multi-tiered architecture with separate compute and storage components. Gen5 hardware (part 2) Compute size (service objective)Ģ Latency numbers are representative for typical workloads at steady state, but are not guaranteed.ģ Hyperscale is a multi-tiered architecture with separate compute and storage components. For details, see Data IO Governance, and Data IO in resource utilization statistics.Ģ Latency numbers are approximate and representative for typical workloads at steady state, but are not guaranteed.ģ Hyperscale is a multi-tiered architecture with separate compute and storage components. Hyperscale - provisioned compute - Gen5 Gen5 hardware (part 1) Compute size (service objective)ġ Besides local SSD IO, workloads will use remote page server IO. Gen5 hardware (part 3) Compute size (service objective)Ģ The maximum value for IO sizes ranging between 8 KB and 64 KB. Reducing max data size reduces max log size proportionally.Ģ The maximum value for IO sizes ranging between 8 KB and 64 KB. Gen5 hardware (part 2) Compute size (service objective)ġ For documented max data size values. Reducing max data size reduces max log size proportionally.ģ The maximum value for IO sizes ranging between 8 KB and 64 KB. If encountering performance problems with columnstore, increase the max vCore configuration to increase the max memory available.Ģ For documented max data size values. A B.C and A.D calculator is an automated program used to calculate the difference from a specified date to another.
Using a calendar to work out the difference date to date can be difficult and time consuming. Gen5 hardware (part 1) Compute size (service objective)ġ Service objectives with smaller max vCore configurations may have insufficient memory for creating and using columnstore indexes. The BCE to CE Calculator can calculate the difference between any two dates in days, weeks, months and years. The serverless compute tier is currently available on Gen5 hardware only.
General purpose - serverless compute - Gen5 For scaling guidance and considerations, see Scale a single database.
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