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Using IBM POWER9 PowerVM Virtual Persistent Memory for SAP HANA with SUSE Linux
Introduction SAP HANA uses in-memory database technology that allows much faster access to data than was ever possible with hard disk technology on a conventional database – access times of 5 nanoseconds versus 5 milliseconds. SAP HANA customers can also … Continue reading
Posted in AIX & Power Systems Blogroll, Information Technology, SAP HANA, SUSE Linux
Tagged HANA, IBM, ibmpower, Persistent memory, PowerVM, SAP, SAP HANA
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