Hello
Might be a hard one to answer with no real perf metrics however I would like to gain some info on scaling out app volumes 2.14 for around 30 appstacks and 1000 concurrent users, appstackes using around 120gb at present on one datastore running on SSD San.
At the moment there's very little users doing the PoC I need to understand when we ramp up the usage will I need a handful of datastores or just one?
What's the best approach for distributing the load?
Create a storage group and replicate the stacks? My colleague reckons one will be ok and it will perform fine as mostly reads on the Hitachi San when mounting the vmdks.
We will have 1000 users using horizon 7.7 with floating instant clone pools. A mix of laptop users and zero clients.
There will be ten + pools with appstack assigned to user at logon.
Our users will be on o365 eventually and using writeable volumes the uia template was increased to 30gb thin provisioned. Created at logon and assigned to a group containing all users. Uem is setting the location for outlook 2016 to the snapvolumetemp.
With the writeable volumes we are going to have 10 * 3tb datastores and create a storage group to spread the WV across the group and this seems to work quite well for a couple of small tests I've done granted again only a handful of users on the PoC. Windows 10 1803 with office 2016 click to run in the gold image.
We have horizon vrops in the environment but to be honest my understanding of it is not the best.
Any info on scaling this out would be helpful we are using vcsa 6.5 with esxi 6.5.
We went to our partner who helped set this up but no response as of yet.