Hardware Configuration

Hi,
I need to know the minimum SUN hardware configuraion ( CPU, RAM & HDD ) to run a 10000 users based
application in 8i or 9i DB.
Thx in advance.
Shafeen

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user13435697 wrote:
We are assuming:
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b) how many checkins will occur (e.g. per minute) - is the 5-8 mb one bigger file or several smaller files?
As a rule of thumb (if you don't know anything better), you may calculate that one license CPU can serve approx. 500 users, if their requirements do not contain anything special.
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: : The technical FAQ lists 48 megs and any
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Edited by: aram on Sep 23, 2011 8:08 AM

aram wrote:
Hi,
iam planning to implement oracle 10g and 11g rac.Can anyone of you provide me the best hardware configuration which suits the need.
I can spend a reasonale amount.
This is for homesetup,implementation and practice all major activities that's all.
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Message Edited by Jarrod S. on 04-24-2006 03:51 PM
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Good morning!
We are using Microsoft Visual SourceSafe for version control.
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(I asked for RoboSource Control on a dedicated server), they gave
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have suffered many losses (corrupt database = rebuild the project
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I'm submitting a work request to our IT department today for:
1) Upgrade from RoboHelp Office 5 to RoboHelp 6
2) Purchase and installation of RoboHelp Server 6
3) Purchase of a dedicated server
I'm stuck on what to ask for with respect to the server
hardware configuration - and afraid that if I don't provide them
with detailed specifications that they'll provide us with another
inadequate setup. We currently have a need for 13 simultaneous
authors - some over VPN - to work under version control, and we're
growing. Can anyone provide me with a recommendation for server
hardware configuration?
Adobe's web site only specifies the system requirements for
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department! My husband, who is a database administrator, gave me
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quote:
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Hi THessler
I've used Microsoft Visual Source Safe (VSS) quite
successfully for many years with RoboHelp with no issues such as
you are citing. You further state something I and probably many
others here find very disturbing.
You said:
We now have 40 help systems and have suffered many losses
(corrupt database = rebuild the project using the html files) as
that shared server has gone down while RoboHelp was connected to
it.
This would seem to imply that you aren't using RoboHelp
correctly with the source control system. And if this proves to be
true, you will likely see the SAME behavior with RoboSource Control
or any other source control system you decide to use.
Please allow me to explain. RoboHelp does not like working in
any form of a networked situation, period. If you use it this way,
it will frequently crash and corrupt files and all sorts of ill
mannered things. Bottom line is that RoboHelp absolutely needs to
be working on files only when they are stored on your local PC.
I know I know, how does one accomplish this with a Source
Control system? After all, the fact the Source Control system has
to sit on a server means working from a server, no?
Here's the deal. With any Source Control system you use, you
should find that you have the main Source Control database, which
resides on a server.
But (and here's the kicker) when you configure users that
participate in Source Control, each user is configured with
something called a
Working folder. This is a special folder where the files
from the database are copied to. RoboHelp should be working on
files inside this folder. As they are updated, copies are placed on
the server copy.
Sooo, before abandoning VSS or before totally configuring the
new source control system, I'd first ensure you are using it
properly. You may just find that you don't need to spend the money
for a new source control system after all.
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