on 2004 Dec 08 1:32 PM
Dear SDN,
I am implementing a portal for 10,000 users
The amount of concurrent users is unknown, but lets assume 1000
The portal harware is SUN v440 4Xcpu and 16GB ram
The DB Hw is a sun V240 4Xcpu 8GB ram
Content is 2 IAC iviews for ESS benefits
How many Dispatchers and servers would you use?
Would the Database (oracle) go on the larger machine than the portal server?
Thanks
Jeremy Baker
Thats funny because SUN made the same recommendation for my client, I want to know why?
Thanks
Jeremy Baker
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Basically that is what that server was bought for so the database was loaded there. : )
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Actally in 64 bit solaris 9 you can set the heapsize up to 3GB.
Thanks for all your input it has been quite helpful
PS. Why would you run the DB on the larger server?
Jeremy
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I dont know if the same rule of thumb applies, it probably does .... but on EP6 SP2, the guideline was one portal server node per 2 cpu (scale-in). Bearing in mind even on 64 bit solaris there may be a max jvm size (1.5Gb I think??) so your portal server looks a bit heavy on RAM, or light on CPU's.
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We run our Database on the larger server.
--Keith
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No, I mean do you think that the db should go on the larger machine? Or should the J2EE be on the larger server?
Thanks
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Jeremy,
When I mentioned switching the servers, that was meant only if you clustered the Portal J2EE Server with another server.
Thanks,
Keith
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I could switch the servers that the components are on,
However I thought that the DB uses less resources than the J2EE
Thanks
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Jeremy,
We recenly rolled out ESS via the Portal to a large number of users (50,000 Named Users). I would suggest that you look at adding an additional Portal Server and make this a cluster. This not only buys you the ability to split the load between the two servers, but it give you fault tollerance should one of the servers fail.
I would also consider loading the Oracle database on the larger server, especially if you cluster the portal server.
Hope that helps.
Keith
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