Just to make sure I understand correctly… If I want to use MarkLogic in EC2, then I can either pick the pay-per-use license or community license, both of which have restrictions on content size, i.e., where the most amount of storage I can get is: 1690 GB of local instance storage. Is this correct, or am I misunderstanding “local instance storage” to be the total storage available for data in the ML database?
I’m assuming there is a limit, so alternatively, if I want to use the license that I already have, so that I can create a ML cluster that holds 5TBs of data, for instance, then I need to use an AMI that just contains an operating system and I would then have to install MarkLogic on it myself so that I can enter the license key. The documentation at: http://developer.marklogic.com/pubs/4.2/books/ec2.pdf only covers using the established ML AMIs and not what to do if you want to use your existing license. A search on the EC2 AMI page on “RightScale CentOS Linux” which is what is mentioned in the guide produces 19 results. So, is there a recommended AMI (or AMIs) to pick? Thanks, David
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