Johan van Amersfoort and Frank Denneman present a NUMA deep dive

Watch this “lightboard” video led by Frank Denneman, Chief Technologist @ VMware and Johan van Amersfoort, Tech Marketing Architect @ ITQ, who present a deep dive on NUMA.
Please find the link to the home lab at vhojan.nl

[@drgr33nUK]

Great video but prepare yourself for some spine tingling squeaks from the whiteboard :)

[@A83r231]

Really great video. Thank both of you for the efforts!

[@fooey88]

Such an informative video. Thank you!

[@AdamJohnson0110]

Good content, thanks!

[@navguest1740]

Clean explanation

[@brink668]

Wow this is fabulous

[@jamesm.2322]

Shame you guys are dead wrong about EPYC and 'MonsterVMs'. Adding "numa.consolidate = FALSE" and "numa.autosize.vcpu.maxPerVirtualNode = 1" to your VMX file allows the VM to span across all of the NUMA evenly. Have several VM based SQL production databases on EPYC using these flags to run across both Sockets and limiting them to 8cores each. Of course in MSSQL you need to set 'Max Degree of Parallelism' to how many NUMA the SQL box is spanning. So while you may be able to talk about NUMA, your stance on EPYC for Monster VMs is ill found.