Hi,
To adequately specify the requirements, a couple more estimations are
required:
- Number of clients working with Artifactory (developers, build-servers,
etc.).
- Number of artifacts to be stored.
- Total physical size of artifacts to be stored.
For an average of ~50 developers, 1 build server, ~50,000 artifacts
weighing ~20GB, we recommend:
- Quad core CPU (dual will work too); Artifactory is built for a
multi-core environment, and will perform very badly on a single CPU.
- 8GB of RAM (4GB will also work).
- Fast local HD (no NFS).
- 64 bits OS and JVM.
- Tomcat + HTTPD setup.
Also, the performance of your network will have a large influence on the
general behavior.
HTH,
Noam
On Tue, Apr 12, 2011 at 5:06 PM, [email protected] <
[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i have the following problem. In my company we think about a server for all
> development tools for Java.
> Now we have to describe the requirements to get a server for our needs.
>
> Therefore i want to know, how much computing time does an artifactory
> instance should have.
> Can you give me an info of what artifactory needs?
>
> I need the following data:
>
> 1. How much space does Artifactory need for the installation as war-app? (i
> think 40MB?)
> 2. How much computing time does artifactory need?
> 3. How many processors are proposed?
> 4. How much RAM the does artifactory need?
> 5. Please give me some more information if you think the information is
> important for the requirement describing of the server.
>
> I hope i get useful informations. Thanks in advance.
>
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