This topic covers the virtual machine requirements, including memory and data storage, for the deployment of the Delphix Engine on IBM Cloud.
This section covers the following topics:
- Databases
- Profile (instance type)
- Network Configuration
- Storage Configuration
- Additional IBM Cloud Configuration Notes
Once you understand the requirements listed on this page, you should view the next pages on IBM deployment:
Supported Profiles
The following is a list of profiles that are supported to deploy Delphix on IBM Cloud.
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mx2-8x64 mx2-16x128 mx2-32x256 mx2-48x384 |
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Network Configuration
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Virtual Server Instances |
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Security Configuration |
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Port Requirements
Using the Delphix Engine for IBM Cloud will require connections to source and target database servers. Such connections require various ports to be open, enabling communications. For a detailed list of the network and port requirements, click the link appropriate to your database platform:
General Storage Configuration
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Additional IBM Configuration Notes
- Resize/expansion of a storage volume
- Expandable volume is a beta feature that is available for evaluation and testing purposes. This feature is available in the US South, US East, London, and France regions. Contact your IBM Sales representative if you are interested in getting access, https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/vpc?topic=vpc-expanding-block-storage-volumes
- After performing an “online” resize/expansion of a storage volume using IBM Cloud tools, then use the Delphix sysadmin interface to “Expand” the storage device; otherwise, the newly allocated storage space, from the resize/expansion, will not be used.
- Resize/expansion of a storage volume using IBM Cloud is not supported while the delphix engine is in a stopped state.
- Removing a storage volume
- It should be done while the machine is running.
- First use the Delphix sysadmin CLI interface to “Unconfigure” the storage device, then remove it from IBM Cloud.