Memory: 8 GB The following guidelines apply to the BIG-IP 2000s, 2200s, 3900, 6900 platforms, to the VIPRION B4100 and B4100N platforms, and to VE guests configured with 8 GB of memory. (A vCMP guest provisioned with 8 GB of memory has less than 8 GB of memory actually available and thus does not fit in this category.) • No more than three modules should be provisioned together. • On the 2000s and 2200s, Application Acceleration Manager (AAM) can be provisioned with only one other module.
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• In the case of Access Policy Manager (APM) and SWG together, no module other than LTM may be provisioned, and LTM provisioning must be set to None. Memory: Less than 8 GB and more than 4 GB The following guidelines apply to platforms, and to VE and vCMP guests provisioned with less than 8 GB and more than 4 GB of memory. (A vCMP guest provisioned with 8 GB of memory has less than 8 GB of memory actually available and thus fits in this category.) • No more than three modules (not including AAM) should be provisioned together. • Application Acceleration Manager (AAM) cannot be provisioned with any other module; AAM can only be provisioned standalone. • Analytics (AVR) counts towards the two module-combination limit (for platforms with less than 6.25 GB of memory). VCMP memory provisioning calculations The amount of memory provisioned to a vCMP guest is calculated using the following formula: ( platform_memory- 3 GB) x ( cpus_assigned_to_guest/ total_cpus). As an example, for the B2100 with two guests, provisioned memory calculates as: (16-3) x (2/4) ~= 6.5 GB.
For certain platforms, the vCMP host can allocate a single core to a vCMP guest. However, because a single-core guest has relatively small amounts of CPU resources and allocated memory, F5 supports only the following products or product combinations for a single-core guest: • BIG-IP LTM standalone only • BIG-IP GTM standalone only • BIG-IP LTM and GTM combination only. DSCP mapped to eight hardware CoS queues on egress This release provides support for traffic being prioritized and dropped selectively using Differentiated Services Code Point (DSCP), based on a limited number of traffic classes that are mapped to eight user-configurable Class of Service (CoS) priorities on egress. This feature is supported only on these platforms: VIPRION B2250 blade, VIPRION B2150 blade, VIPRION B2100 blade, VIPRION B4300 blade, BIG-IP 10000 Series platform, BIG-IP 7000 Series platform, and BIG-IP 5000 Series platform. HTTP 2.0 (experimental) Profile Local Traffic functionality now includes an HTTP/2 profile type that you can use to manage HTTP/2 traffic, improving the efficiency of network resources while reducing the perceived latency of requests and responses. The Local Traffic HTTP/2 profile enables you to achieve these advantages by multiplexing streams and compressing headers with Transport Layer Security (TLS) or Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) security. Note that subsequent versions of the HTTP/2 protocol might be incompatible with this release.
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