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Windows Server 2019 vs. Linux vs. FreeBSD Performance On A 2P EPYC Server
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Horizon68
Apr 26, 2019, 12:49:12 PM4/26/19
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Windows Server 2019 vs. Linux vs. FreeBSD Performance On A 2P EPYC Server
Of 46 benchmarks carried out on this dual AMD EPYC server, it was quite
a diverse mix for the operating systems delivering the best performance.
Clear Linux had the most wins at 26% but it also had a number of losses,
particularly around the I/O performance on this AMD server. Coming in
second was Ubuntu 18.10 with eight wins (17%) followed by CentOS 7.6 and
openSUSE Tumbleweed each with seven wins. FreeBSD 12.0 meanwhile had
five wins while Windows Server 2019 had three wins. But depending upon
the workload, Microsoft Windows Server 2019 was able to compete with at
least some of the Linux distributions tested, just generally not the
fastest. It was a surprisingly good showing out of Windows Server on a
64-core / 128-thread server though will be interesting to see up next
how the performance of Windows Server 2019 versus Linux is on an Intel
Xeon server -- those results should be out in the days ahead.
Read more here:
https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=windows2019-linux-bsd&num=1
Thank you,
Amine Moulay Ramdane.
Windows Server 2019 vs. Linux vs. FreeBSD Performance On A 2P EPYC Server
Of 46 benchmarks carried out on this dual AMD EPYC server, it was quite
a diverse mix for the operating systems delivering the best performance.
Clear Linux had the most wins at 26% but it also had a number of losses,
particularly around the I/O performance on this AMD server. Coming in
second was Ubuntu 18.10 with eight wins (17%) followed by CentOS 7.6 and
openSUSE Tumbleweed each with seven wins. FreeBSD 12.0 meanwhile had
five wins while Windows Server 2019 had three wins. But depending upon
the workload, Microsoft Windows Server 2019 was able to compete with at
least some of the Linux distributions tested, just generally not the
fastest. It was a surprisingly good showing out of Windows Server on a
64-core / 128-thread server though will be interesting to see up next
how the performance of Windows Server 2019 versus Linux is on an Intel
Xeon server -- those results should be out in the days ahead.
Read more here:
https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=windows2019-linux-bsd&num=1
Thank you,
Amine Moulay Ramdane.
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