[opencms-dev] Amazon EC2 Instance Types for Opencms

[Asif G. Khan]

Yes its good option to try memory optimized instances. We actually started with T series and never felt need to switch to any other instance type but you can definitely try it out.

we have setup like  following:

Gateway -> Balancer(Or Reverse Proxy) -> OpenCMS (Tomcat + MySql on same instance - But good practice is to host MySql on separate machine) -> MySql Replicated machine -> Tomcat Backup + DB Dumps  to S3

Again environment configuration depends on your requirements and you can have a different setup of AWS environment as per your specific needs.

Regards
Asif Khan

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I wonder... how are you setting up the things. One Internet Gateway-> balancer-> OpenCMS T3->S3
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     ->MySQL
???
I wonder because I think is a good case of study in order to see how AWS can work for a basic solution that can have complex/semicomplex configurations.
If you can share I think we al can learn and we all be greatfull.
Thanks

El lunes, 26 de abril de 2021 7:51:11 a. m. CDT, Ramon Gavira <rgaviras at gmail.com> escribió:


Thanks!

Have you ever tried a "Memory optimized family" (Rx)??

Isn't it better for OpenCms to optimize memory than processor??

What do you think?

Thanks

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El lun, 26 abr 2021 a las 14:29, Asif G. Khan (<agkhan at globalrescue.com<mailto:agkhan at globalrescue.com>>) escribió:
Hi Ramón,

 I have been using OpenCMS on AWS for around 5 years.
My prod environment machine is T3.large and I am running 2 production websites on it with good daily traffic.

For lower environments T3.medium will also work.

Asif Khan
Software Architect

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Hello, Witch Amazon EC2 Instance Type do you recommend for a production environment of OpenCms? Does anybody have experience with that? Any recommendation?



Thanks!



Ramón

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