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RRC Converter.war Sizing

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Wagner Arnaut (116●27●14) | asked Jul 07 '11, 2:07 p.m.
We are planning to install RTC, RQM and RRC on zLinux servers. Unfortunately RRC Converter.war application is not supported on zLinux.

How do I create a Sizing only for converter.war application? I suppose that we need a smaller machine than the ones for RRC on its Sizing guidelines.

Can you help me with this sizing for RRC converter.war application on Windows/Linux running on Intel Machines?

thanks a lot and best regards.

Wagner Arnaut

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Tom Mutdosch (176●1) | answered Jul 12 '11, 5:18 p.m.
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We are planning to install RTC, RQM and RRC on zLinux servers. Unfortunately RRC Converter.war application is not supported on zLinux.

How do I create a Sizing only for converter.war application? I suppose that we need a smaller machine than the ones for RRC on its Sizing guidelines.

Can you help me with this sizing for RRC converter.war application on Windows/Linux running on Intel Machines?

thanks a lot and best regards.

Wagner Arnaut


You are correct that the RRC Converter application can be run completely separately from the RRC server application. You likely would thus have a lower memory/CPU footprint on the server running solely the converer.war. While that would likely require a smaller machine than that spec'd for running RRC, we have not specific sizing on that particular topology configuration, so there are no specific guidelines for that scenario.

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