>> it's not going to be rare, but rather essential in the near future > > +1
+1 > Looking at http://lenya.apache.org/roadmap.html, industrial strength > is one of our "core competences". This is my reasoning for the +1. I often spend time explaining to people why Lenya is superiour to PHP / MySQL based CRM systems. > Even if technical people agree that > failover on an authoring server is not essential, management people > will generally not. Well, if you have a larger community of editors (think of one of the major portals for example) then availability of the authoring server can become quite important as you will loose a lot of productivity if your authors cannot work and - even worse - you might not be able to produce content on time. Regards, Torsten > Michael Wechner wrote: >> Gregor J. Rothfuss wrote: >> >>> Michael Wechner wrote: >>> >>>>> not using flow is of course not an option. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> says who? I think it's of great importance that the community is >>>> aware of the situation and has the capability of discussing things >>>> before going ahead and >>>> jumping over the cliff, which might sound a bit dramatic ;-) >>> >>> once you take the time to understand the 1.4 code base, you'll see >>> why. the (rare) >> >> it's not going to be rare, but rather essential in the near future > > +1 > > Looking at http://lenya.apache.org/roadmap.html, industrial strength > is one of our "core competences". Even if technical people agree that > failover on an authoring server is not essential, management people > will generally not. And if we want to use flow for live applications, > it's quite essential anyway. > >>> case of clustering does *not* mean we can inflict pain on everyone >>> else. >> >> I agree re the pain, and it might was a bit provocative, but we all need >> to >> be aware of these issues >> >>> if someone needs clustering then they should be prepared to do the >>> necessary changes. >> >> it's important that we get started somewhere and not introduce more >> stuff >> which doesn't comply to clustering > > Yes, we have to be careful. But rather than looking for alternative > solutions, I'd invest in solving the issue in Cocoon. From my perception > the pressure on the Cocoon community re. this problem is increasing. > > Just my $0.02, but I'd love to see Lenya ready for clustering. > > -- Andreas > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
