Microsoft Dynamics AX Benchmark HP Proliant Summary 2column

Benchmark Report Microsoft Dynamics AX 4.0 Standard Benchmark on Hewlett-Packard Proliant Servers Date: September, 2006 In August 2006, Microsoft Corporation conducted the Microsoft Dynamics AX ™ 4.0 Standard distribution benchmark to measure the performance and scalability characteristics of Microsoft Dynamics AX 4.0 in a simulated distribution scenario. This benchmark exercised core Accounts Receivables scenarios around order entry through invoicing, in addition to Procure to Pay processes around purchase order creation through receiving of goods. The scenarios generate load on an Application Object Server (AOS)—in this benchmark, each AOS instance was hosted on a separate server. In a Microsoft Dynamics AX system, the AOS processes business logic in communication with clients and the database; the database server provides data to the AOS. At the 1,000 concurrent user level, server usage and system response times show good results. Server usage is less than 50% and response times are less than one second (with the exception of Sales Order Invoice which is between 1 and 2 seconds). Without encountering locking, the benchmark showcased 55,000+ Lines per hour for these scenarios. The Simple Sales Order scenario (Scenario 3) offers a comparison point with industry benchmarks, which typically test less functionality than was tested here. In this scenario, 3,000 concurrent users were tested. benchmarks ...