Immediate short term impact
Review for short term impact
Review for long term impact
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Memory usage in Houston is at 87.2% - memory should be increased in the cluster. |
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Memory usage in Boston is at 88.2% - memory should be increased in the cluster. |
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Memory usage in Miami is at 86.6% - memory should be increased in the cluster. |
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Memory usage in Virginia is at 73.3% - memory is predicted to increase a 15% in the next five months. |
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Memory usage in New York is at only 14.9% - better allocation of resources in the virtual infrastructure is recommended. |
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CPU usage in Atlanta is at only 11.6% - better allocation of resources in the virtual infrastructure is recommended. |
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There are currently 10 EBS volumes not attached to any instance - should delete unused volumes. |
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Storage usage (HPE 3PAR) in Boston is at 93.3% - storage array should be expanded. |
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Storage usage (NetApp) in Houston is at 82.2% - storage array should be expanded. |
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There are too many different type of storage arrays - should try to standardize. |
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Backup storage usage in Virginia is at 83.3% - backup capacity should be increased |
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Backup storage usage in Seattle is at only 12% - better allocation of resources is recommended. |
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There are still Windows 2003 servers in Virginia, Boston, New York and Houston - this O.S has been out of support since 07/2005. |
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There are Windows 2008 servers running on every site - Microsoft will end supporting this O.S on 01/14/2020 |
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There are 40 physical servers in Virginia - should virtualize application and services running on most of these servers. |
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There are 32 physical servers in Boston - should virtualize applications and services running on most of these servers. |
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There are 26 physical servers in Houston - should virtualize applications and services running on most of these servers. |