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Modeling Considerations

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Capacity Advisor methodology makes certain assumptions in its data analysis. These assumptions include using a default CPU scaling factor and normalization based on CPU speed. You can introduce a different scaling factor to better approximate the configuration being modeled in a what-if scenario. Memory is not normalized. Scale factors can be set on the Capacity Advisor Edit Workload and Move Workload screens. See“Adjusting for Platform Changes” for more information.

On the Edit Scenario screen, you can select either the System or Workload tab to manipulate the planning scenario and specify which metric representation to view: average, 90th percentile, peak or max 15-min (maximum 15-minute sustained). The Meter Style can be absolute numbers or in percentages. By changing the metrics to view, you can explore multiple options for system and workload deployment. See “ Controlling the Data Display” for more information.

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