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Any pros/cons between AMD vs Intel processors with Splunk?

Ellen
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

We are in the process of selecting hardware for Splunk and wanted to know if there are any benefits etc. between AMD and Intel processors.

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dcroteau
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

As per Engineering:

There should be no significant difference between AMD and Intel.

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dcroteau
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

As per Engineering:

There should be no significant difference between AMD and Intel.

rajeev_ku
Path Finder

As per Splunk docs, it use core.

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deodion
Path Finder

but we also have: Splunk_and_VMware_VMs_Tech_Brief.pdf

What do you think?

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rajeev_ku
Path Finder

Did not find recommendation to consider thread instead of core in attached doc, it's recommended to use core in calculation.

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deodion
Path Finder

Yes i need this answer also, does it use core or thread?

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responsys_cm
Builder

If an Intel machine has 16 cores with hyperthreading enabled, will Splunk be limited to 1 search per core or one search per thread?

Thx.

Craig

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