Looking for a white paper "Optimizing Linux performance on HP Integrity Superdome X"

[nick321]

Previously I saved a link to a white paper on linux performance. It seems the link is died when HPE split off and I'm not able to find the pdf any where. I believe the tittle was "Optimizing Linux performance on HP Integrity Superdome X" 

Old link below

http://www8.hp.com/h20195/v2/GetPDF.aspx/4AA5-9698ENW.pdf

Any help finding this document would be greatly appreciated!

[Dennis Handly]

Try searching the web for 4AA5-9698ENW.pdf.  Found a bunch of hits for that PDF.

Unfortunately none on HPE's site.

[ranganath ramachandra]

It might reappear on HPE sites after rebranding, the copies elsewhere on the web might suffice till then.

[kenjcruz]

We've migrated our website to the new and improved platform:

https://hpenterprise.sharepoint.com/sites/B1/EG/GPE/Pages/Home.aspx

On the Linux Performance technical papers page there is a link to the document stored on our team sharepoint:

http://ent252.sharepoint.hpe.com/teams/GPE_GWR/Public%20Documents/Whitepapers/Optimizing%20Linux%20Performance%20on%20SDX%204AA5-9698ENW.pdf

Ken

[ranganath ramachandra]

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@kenjcruzwrote:

We've migrated our website to the new and improved platform:

https://hpenterprise.sharepoint.com/sites/B1/EG/GPE/Pages/Home.aspx

On the Linux Performance techincal pager page there is a link to the document stored on our team sharepoint:

http://ent252.sharepoint.hpe.com/teams/GPE_GWR/Public%20Documents/Whitepapers/Optimizing%20Linux%20Performance%20on%20SDX%204AA5-9698ENW.pdf

Ken

I found these but thought they were only internal sites, not publicly accessible, are they ?

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[Dennis Handly]

Your first link wants some type of password.

The second isn't accessible.

[Jimmy Vance]

Try this link:

 Running Linux on HPE Integrity Superdome X

http://h20195.www2.hpe.com/V2/getpdf.aspx/4AA5-4775ENW.pdf?ver=Rev%206

[kenjcruz]

It turns out the "Optimizing Linux performance on SDX" Technical paper was "expired" because it hadn't been properly branded with the HPE format. We're working to reformat and repost the document shortly. I'll post an update in this forum when it's back online.　

If someone wants a copy in the meantime send me an email and I'll send you a copy. The only planned technical changes will involve some recent findings with power-savings on the v3/v4 processors. We've found that recovery from various C-states is much better on the latest processors. *Some* workloads will benefit if some cores are in a power-saving state since the active cores are then able to turboboost.　

Ken Johnson

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