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Sizing Azure ATP Sensor vs ATA Lightweight Gateway
Hello everyone,
we are implementing Azure ATP on many customers and we're seeing a common pattern on which we have some doubts: by running the Sizing Tool (we downloaded the latest version here https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Azure-Advanced-Threat-a11343c4), two Excel sheets are created, one for the recommended resources for ATP and one for ATA.
In every environment we ran the tool (at least three big enterprise environments) we saw that ATA demands way less resources than ATP. From the documentation and other users' experiences online, we understood that ATP Sensor should demand less resources than the ATA Lightweight Gateway, so how is it possible to have such results?
Here some examples with the same servers:
ATA
| Server1 | Yes |
| Server2 | Yes |
| Server3 | Yes |
| Server4 | Yes, but additional resources required: +1GB |
| Server5 | Yes |
| Server6 | Yes |
| Server7 | Yes |
| Server8 | Yes |
| Server9 | Yes |
ATP
| Server1 | Yes, but additional resources required: +1GB |
| Server2 | Yes |
| Server3 | Yes |
| Server4 | Yes, but additional resources required: +4GB |
| Server5 | Yes |
| Server6 | Yes, but additional resources required: +1GB |
| Server7 | Yes, but additional resources required: +1GB |
| Server8 | Yes, but additional resources required: +1GB |
| Server9 | Yes, but additional resources required: +1GB |
Thank you very much.
Best Regards
Hi Matteo-B,
For low traffic domain controllers, the Sensor will require more resources than the ATA Lightweight Gateway.
I would try the sensor on the servers that the tool is saying they need an additional 1GB of memory. The majority of the time the Sensor will be able to handle the load just fine.
Thanks
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- Gerson LevitzIron Contributor
Hi Matteo-B,
For low traffic domain controllers, the Sensor will require more resources than the ATA Lightweight Gateway.
I would try the sensor on the servers that the tool is saying they need an additional 1GB of memory. The majority of the time the Sensor will be able to handle the load just fine.
Thanks