Likewise, we have 3+1 (two primary, one secondary, and an "oh crud the
entire production VMWare environment went offline" backup.) All are
running 4.0.x, connected together with hazelcast replication. We've got
over 20 registered services, including connecting Shibboleth to CAS for
its authentication source, which handles even more services.

Each TC server is on its own VM, on a different VMWare server. All are
front-ended by our Barracuda, with SSL offloading.

So yeah, it's a pretty robust system :)

Chris




>>> Ray Bon <[email protected]> 08/11/16 5:09 PM >>>
                   Hank,
     
     We have 3 CAS (v 3.5.2.1) virtual machine servers in a primary,    
secondary, tertiary setup with LDAP (all on Redhat). CAS is very    
capable and can handle several logins per second.
     
     Ray 
     
     On 2016-08-11 14:23, Hank Foss wrote:
     
                            Thanks, Misagh, much appreciated.
                     
         
         It sounds like this will work quite well for us. Most of       
   our web apps rely on LDAP authentication. 
                     
         
         Regarding architecture, hope you don't mind a couple          
of other questions:
                     
         
                    How many servers are in your CAS environment
(presuming             you recommend an HA environment) - e.g. 1 web
server             (Tomcat?) + 2 HA CAS ticketing servers           Do
you recommend RHEL for OS?         
          
         Our user environment is about 12,000 (2,000 staff + 10,000     
     students) so I am trying to architect the CAS to support that.
                     
         
                     
         
         -Hank
                     
           On Thursday, August 11, 2016 at 4:45:43 PM UTC-4, Misagh     
       Moayyed wrote:
         
                                 If you               mean CAS is going
to provide you with an LDAP server, the               answer is no.
AFAIK, that has never been the case. If you               mean you wish
to authenticate via AD/LDAP and get access               to your portal
and other CAS-protected apps, then it’s               quite simple.
Since the dawn of time, CAS has supported               LDAP/AD
authentication. 90% of the deployments use that               method of
authentication.
               
                            --                  Misagh
               
             
                            From: Hank Foss <[email protected]>
               Reply: Hank Foss <[email protected]>
               Date: August 11, 2016 at                   1:38:35 PM
               To: CAS Community                 <[email protected]>
               Subject:  [cas-user] New                   to CAS, new to
Apereo 
                
             
               
                                                                        
                    Hello,
                                                 
                       
                       I'm brand new to CAS and Apereo, and am          
              asking the best way to                         begin. We
are migrating our CAS from the cloud                         to
on-premise as a                         cost savings measure. This will
likely save us                         $60+k annually, as               
         the vendor is also provides our portal.
                                                 
                       
                       The externally hosted portal contains LDAP as    
                    well as CAS                         links. I
understand CAS 5 comes out this fall                         (October?)
which                         offers LDAP support, so I am on the fence
a bit                         more. Since AD                        
authentication drives many of our                        
authentication, I have been told                         that we will
either need to use ADFS or                         Sh                        
there are                         learning
curve, architecture, installation and                        
customization                         components of this project that
all come into                         play.
                                                 
                       
                       I built the Linux box, most current version      
                  of CentOS, but I                         believe being
an open source application                         that the support of  
                      at least the OS should actually be a licensed     
                   RHEL instance.
                                                 
                       
                       I'm technical, but this is uncharted             
           territory  so                         suggestions, comments,
and criticism are all                         greatly welcome.
                                                 
                       
                                                 
                       
                       Thanks,
                       CAS-Newbie
                                                 
                       
                     
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