Expected Hardware requirements

Hi Experts, Currently my system is running on SAP4.7, DB -> Oracle 10g 10.2.0.4, OS -> HP-UX 9000/800
Our current DB size is 4 TB. I would like to know how we can plan the expected Hardware requirements(like CPU, RAM) size would be 10 TB considering our monthly DB growth is 250GB.
Any suggestion on this would be much appreciated.Thanks
Regards, Amber S

There is no direct relation between cpu and db size, cpu load is cause by user interaction and batch jobs. So you need more cpu, when you add more users, schedule more jobs.
Regarding memory you should think about increasing the db_cache_size (maybe the SAP table buffers too) when the db grows. But you should monitor the cache hit ratio over a longer period.
More important, if your database grows from 4tb to 10tb, then you might need faster disks and maybe adapt your backup strategy.
Here is some general advice:
- monitor response times, if they increase over time, find the reason and take action against the problem
- constantly monitor the cpu usage, if it goes towards 90% often, then you should get faster and more cpus
- monitor the db cache hit ratio, if it goes down, then you need to increase the database buffer size
Depending on your installation, you might just add another application server. You should also seriously think about deleting data and archiving.
Cheers Michael

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