The amount of traffic to be expected can be calculated based on the capacity of the servers, but typically 100 Mbps network links can easily be saturated if there is a large number of calls going through a given Conferencing Node. Gigabit Ethernet connectivity from the host server is strongly recommended, because Conferencing Nodes are sending and receiving real-time audio and video data, and any network bottlenecks should be avoided. General VM processes (such as snapshots and backups) and platform upgrades will be faster with SSDs. Although Pexip Infinity will work with SAS drives, we strongly recommend SSDs for both the Management Node and Conferencing Nodes. Standard disk access as required for most servers should be used to get good logging performance.
There is therefore no need to deploy your fastest or newest SSD drives for this application, as most of the real-time activity happens in memory. StorageĪpart from storing the Pexip Infinity application, the disk activity during operation will mainly be used for logging. However, the amount of memory needed is quite small compared to the workload, and increasing the memory beyond the recommended scope will not significantly increase performance. The memory specified for the Pexip Infinity deployment should not be shared with other processes, because Pexip Infinity accesses memory at a high speed when active. We therefore recommend that you deploy Pexip Infinity on newer hardware, and move applications that are not so time-critical (for example, mail servers, web servers, file servers) to your older hardware. Newer Intel (or AMD) CPUs typically provide more features which Pexip Infinity will utilize to give better performance. The CPU is the most critical component in a successful deployment of the Pexip Infinity platform. To protect the overall quality of the conference, we highly recommend that any hardware resources allocated to a Conferencing Node are reserved specifically for its own use. Pexip Infinity can take advantage of advanced CPU features, so for optimal performance we recommend that you run Conferencing Nodes on your newer host servers.ĬPUs with a large cache (15–30 MB+) are recommended over CPUs with a smaller cache (4–10 MB), especially when running 10 or more participants per conference. Multitenancy with other applications may be supported in the future, and is possible in a test environment as long as other applications on the same host server are not consuming significant CPU and Pexip Infinity can be given reserved memory.
#INSTALL MACOS 14 ON VMWARE ESXI 6.7 PLUS#
The Enterprise Plus edition includes further additional features relevant to the Pexip Infinity platform that could be of benefit to larger deployments.
If you do not already use VMware in your enterprise, the vSphere Essentials Kit is a simple way to get started and will provide you with Standard edition licenses for 3 servers (with 2 CPUs each) plus a vCenter license.
#INSTALL MACOS 14 ON VMWARE ESXI 6.7 FREE#
This does not have the limitations of the free edition. The minimum edition of VMware that we recommend is the vSphere Standard edition. For this reason we do not recommend its use except in smaller deployments, or test or demo environments. However, this edition has a number of limitations (limited support from VMware, no access to vCenter or vMotion). The Pexip Infinity platform will run on the free edition of vSphere Hypervisor.
Version 26.2 of the Pexip Infinity platform supports VMware vSphere ESXi 6.x.
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