about required RELM server spec
Hi,
The processor and memory information of system requirements (1) is written as a minimum requirements?
As a small start, 4Core CPUs and 16 GB RAM is enough to be accessed by 100 - 200(2) concurrent users ?
If 100-200 concurrent users will access, how much resources does RELM need as a small start ?
1 Rational Engineering Lifecycle Manager 4.0.5 Detailed hardware requirements
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/prodguid/v1r0/clarity-reports/report/html/hardwareReqsForProduct?deliverableId=1371064297531&osPlatforms=Linux&osPlatforms=Windows
Disk Space:5 GB of disk space for installation & run-time logs.
In addition, 40MB disk space required per 1000 resources indexed (at least 100 GB recommended for typical deployment).
Memory :16 GB RAM. Swap space equal to twice the physical memory (recommended). (More memory improves performance; the minimum memory depends on the number of concurrent users, the amount of data being requested, and the size of the database.)
Processor : 4-core CPU, 2.2 ghz
2 Support Limitations for Rational Engineering Lifecycle Manager 4.0.5Thank you in advance.
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg27040539
Rational Engineering Lifecycle Manager 4.0.5 will support up to:
200 concurrent users
25,000 product versions
500,000 resources (artifacts) in the Lifecycle Query Engine index
10 access control points*
Natsumi
Accepted answer
Hi Natsumi,
These are minimum requirements for a successful deployment. We wouldn't recommend trying to support 100 concurrent users with a smaller spec.
For a very small deployment (a test demo with just a handful of users) then it's possible to run with 8GB RAM and 2 cores, but that would not be suitable for a production deployment, and certainly not for 100-200 concurrent users.
I hope that helps,
John
These are minimum requirements for a successful deployment. We wouldn't recommend trying to support 100 concurrent users with a smaller spec.
For a very small deployment (a test demo with just a handful of users) then it's possible to run with 8GB RAM and 2 cores, but that would not be suitable for a production deployment, and certainly not for 100-200 concurrent users.
I hope that helps,
John