In order to simplify things packages have been classified as L, M, H, V based on amount of memory a package needs. We have also put our best attempt at running multiple packages.
As an example with a 2GB mem upgrade MM means running two medium sized packages.
The big one here is CPU as you could have Low package use high CPU.
Package Categorization | Amount of Memory | Package Names Based on Default Config |
Low (L) | 0-256 | Linux Print |
Medium (M) | 256-512 | Qumu, Infoblox, SCPS |
High (H) | 512-768 | Windows (could also be in VH), Checkpoint |
Very High (V) | > 768 | Opnet, Windows |
Steelhead Model | Recommended Package Configurations |
250 | LL, LM, H, V |
550 | LLL, LM, MM, HM, VL |
1U xx20’s | LLLL, LMM, LMH, LHV |
1050/ 2050 | LLLLL, LMM, LMH, LHV |
5050/ 6050 | LLLLL, LMM, LMH, LHV, VV |
