Antw: [opencms-dev] System Recomendations

[Björn Schlueter]

Hi Nathan,
HP-UX should work generally. Maybe you have to adjust some paths.
As far as I know about every DBMS works with OpenCMS. Just make sure it supports jdbc.

To offer you one advice then make sure you have enough memory to use. We are using OpenCMS as an Intranet-Solution for 120 Employees. 1 Gbyte RAM seems to be inadequate. Java is kind of hard on your ressources, but sure it is a great cms, which is getting better with every release.

Greetings from Europe!
Bjoern

>>> Nathan.Sweaney at okbu.edu 06.10.2003 14:24:53 >>>
Hi All, I'm a relatively inexperienced web manager at a private
university who has been given the responsibility of developing a new
campus-wide site using OpenCMS.  I've read most all of the documentation
and have a temp system setup to get the feel of it, but I'd like some
real-user feedback.  

Primarily, I was hoping for some advice on server setup.  Currently
we're looking at 3 HP-UX servers, one being a db/file server and the
other two being web servers with a load-balancer in front.  Does anyone
have any suggestions for or against this type of setup?  Anyone ever
used OpenCMS on an HP-UX box?  We're open to just about anything if
necessary, but would prefer to stay with HP-UX if possible for
consistency matters.  

Also, what dbms is most recommended?  Are we better off with the
default MySQL or does it really matter?   Any we should stay away from?


Thanks

Nathan Sweaney
Web Content Manager
Oklahoma Baptist University
Nathan.Sweaney at okbu.edu 
(405) 878-2506
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