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HP Service Manager Capacity Planning Guide

This implementation is intended for customers who want to maximize client connections on a single host and have sufficient system resources. It allows customizing the ports used by HP Service Manager. The sample implementation shows using two servlet containers on one host each with 50 threads to support 100 connections, using load balancer and client connection ports.

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HP Service Manager Capacity Planning Guide

This implementation is intended for customers who want to maximize client connections on a single host and have sufficient system resources. It allows customizing the ports used by HP Service Manager. The sample implementation shows using two servlet containers on one host each with 50 threads to support 100 connections, using load balancer and client connection ports.

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This implementation is intended for customers who:

Want to maximize the number of client connections supported on a single host


Have a host with enough system resources to manage all concurrent client connections
Want to specify the communications ports the HP Service Manager implementation uses

Sample implementation

Note: Sample values are for illustration only


Capacity Planning

Desired total capacity 100

Desired capacity per host 100

Processes and Threads

Desired number of threads per process 50 Recommended

Number of servlet containers required per host to meet “Desired capacity per host” 2

Hardware Requirements

Number of hosts required to meet “Desired total capacity” 1

Communications Ports

Number of load balancer ports required 1

Number of client connection ports required per host 2


Client Tier Web Tier HP Service Manager Tier Database Tier

Web clients Web/Application Virtual Group RDBMS Connection States


Server
Connection request 1
1

HTTP Client connection 2


Port 80 2
HTTP Ports
13081 & 13083
2 HTTPS Ports Servers
13082 & 13084
RDBMS
HTTP
Web server
Port 80
HP Service Manager server
RDBMS server
HTTP
Port 13080
RDBMS-
HTTP Determined
Port 13080 port
1 Ports
Client Tier
Load Balancer 80 HTTP port of Web Tier
& 2 Servlet
13080 Listener port of SM server
Containers
Windows Web Tier
clients 80 HTTP port for Web clients
13080 Load Balancer port
HP Service Manager Tier
2 13080 Load Balancer port
`
HTTP Ports Two ports per process
13081 & 13083 13081 Servlet 1 HTTP port
HTTPS Ports 13082 Servlet 1 HTTPS port
13082 & 13084 13083 Servlet 2 HTTP port
13084 Servlet 2 HTTPS port
Database Tier
nnnn RDBMS port
Web tier [Link] / HP Service Manager Virtual Group
Windows client connections
(excerpts) `
serverHost / server name: myserver1
Port Load Balancer
From Clients serverPort / server port: 13080 13080 [Link] process To Clients

[Link] (excerpt) Port Servlet Container SSL Port


sm -loadBalancer -httpPort:13080 13081 [Link] process 13082
sm -httpPort:13081 -httpsPort:13082 1 2 3
Threads
sm -httpPort:13083 -httpsPort:13084 ... 50

[Link] (excerpt) Port Servlet Container SSL Port


HP Service threadsperprocess:50 13083 [Link] process 13084
Manager [RDBMS Settings] 3
Threads 1 2
host ... 50
myserver1

RDBMS

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