Dan Buch wrote:
security:
100% authenticated, all the time (TLS/SSL?)
TLS/SSL has little to do with authentication.
What percentage of your users will be logged in using a
password/sso/nltm/etc?
activities:
90% reading
10% modifying objects
Yeah, you'll have no problems with zodb based
What percentage of your users will be logged in using a
password/sso/nltm/etc?
100% Ideally... even for read-only :)
activities:
90% reading
10% modifying objects
Yeah, you'll have no problems with zodb based on those figures...
Our plan is to have Zope talk to MSSQL, MySQL, etc. and
Let's say that we take HA out of the equation
Well, okay, but I thought that was the point of this discussion? ;-)
Perhaps it will be in a few years ... I have to get the thing working
first and, as I'm sure it's obvious by now, I am an absolute noob.
and that our supposed
infrastructure
-Users] Infrastructure Requirements?
Let's say that we take HA out of the equation
Well, okay, but I thought that was the point of this discussion? ;-)
Perhaps it will be in a few years ... I have to get the thing working
first and, as I'm sure it's obvious by now, I am an absolute noob
Dan Buch wrote:
Let's say that we take HA out of the equation
Well, okay, but I thought that was the point of this discussion? ;-)
and that our supposed
infrastructure already has storage and web covered.
How so? Are you storing all your data in a relational database? Is
someone else
I'm at the very beginning of what will hopefully be a successful
deployment of some Zope3 apps. The big question I'm getting now from
the infrastructure-minded people is what sort of hardware requirements
I'll need (?)
Given that I'm a bit of an Ubuntu nut, I wanted to look into a Sun
server. I
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I'm at the very beginning of what will hopefully be a successful
deployment of some Zope3 apps. The big
however) ...
Vastly improved perfromance and availability.
J.F.
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I'm at the very beginning
Doyon, Jean-Francois wrote:
- On the web boxes run Apache with mod_rewrite to get you to the Zope
instance(s) running on the app layer machines
Some people substitute Squid for Apache, or in certain circumstances,
leave that layer out all together.
I still bother to try and get single CPU
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Doyon, Jean-Francois wrote:
- On the web
Jonathan wrote:
From: Benji York [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Four instances on a four core box works quite nicely. :)
Do you mean four instances on a box with 4 cpus or 4 instances on a box
with 2 cpus, where each CPU has a dual core?
The latter, but it generally makes little difference.
ie. has
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Jonathan wrote:
From: Benji York [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Four instances on a four core box works quite nicely. :)
Do you mean four instances on a box with 4 cpus or 4 instances on a
box with 2 cpus, where each CPU has a dual
Jonathan wrote:
Thanks for the info! What OS are you running on the dual-core cpus?
We generally run CentOS in our production clusters. There isn't really
anything special about CentOS though, any good OS would be fine. Maybe
even Windows. :)
I hadn't heard anything about anyone running
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