[opencms-dev] Can more than 50 websites build on opencms?

[Claus Priisholm]

I think you need to be more specific as to what is your concern. I can 
think of 50 sites that it can handle easily and then I can think of 50 
sites that certainly would make it a challenge.
Note it is also important to consider how you deploy them - do they 
share a lot of information, who needs access to edit the page ans so 
on.
OpenCms 5 does not have a concept of sites as such - if they can share 
the same filestructure in the VFS then fine, just have the virtual host 
setup point to the right folders in VFS. If that is not an option, then 
you'll have to run separate instances per site, which works as well, 
but there's memory considerations and most importantly the connections 
to the database (5.0.1does occasionally 'leak' connections at least 
when working with MySQL).
In OpenCms 6 (aka 5.3x) introduces a site concept, so it may be a 
better match depending on your needs.

Claus

On 26/8-2004, at 3.45, Jessie Hui wrote:

> Hi,
>  
> My company is a e-solution company and I need to build about 50 
> websites for clients. I am impressed with the "WYSIWYG" editor, as 
> clients would like to edit the content as easy as edit the Word file. 
> Therefore I choose opencms. But I am afraid if opencms can host more 
> than 50 website? will the stability affected? Or is there anyone who 
> already done that?
>  
> Best regards,
> Jessie =)
>
>
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