We currently have our SQL Server as a VM using Windows Hyper-V and it's been running fine until the past year when demand and reporting increased causing time to build report from NAV 2009 to take 4 hours to finish. There has been discussion that having SQL on a hyper-v server run the server slower with other hyper-v on the same physical server. I'm looking for someone to confirm that using today's Xeon gold processor and HPE server grade NVMe drives will provide the speed needed if the SQL and one other server are on the same physical hardware.
Any suggestions would be great.
Thanks!