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AD Sizing

This section defines the Workbench Anomaly Detection hardware resources required when deploying the Workbench Anomaly Detection (AD) components.

Workbench Anomaly Detection can be deployed as a single-node/host or as a multi-node/host cluster.

The Workbench Anomaly Detection multi-node cluster deployment is available to support high-availability and/or environments that have a high number of hosts and/or low collection frequency.

AD Node/Host - Cores / Memory / Disk


The minimum hardware requirements for each AD Node/Host is:

  • 8 CPU Cores
  • 8 GB RAM
  • 30 GB HD (free)

Required Number of AD Node(s)/Host(s) at each Workbench Data-Center


Workbench currently supports ingesting Metric data from a maximum of 100 Hosts.

Required Number of AD Nodes/Hosts Number of Hosts sending Metric data to Workbench Number of Metrics being sent from each Host to Workbench Frequency of Metrics being sent from each Host to Workbench
1 100 30 (default) 60 (default)
1 100 30 30
2 100 30 10
Important
  • Anomaly Detection (AD) Nodes/Hosts should be separate to Workbench Nodes/Hosts - do NOT install AD components on the WB Nodes/Hosts

AD High Availability


Deploy 2 or more AD Nodes/Hosts per Data-Center to provide AD High Availability (HA) - i.e. if 1 AD Node/Host is down Metric data will continue to be processed and Workbench Insights will be generated.

This page was last edited on November 3, 2021, at 11:58.
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