Forums / Install & configuration / Enterprise Setup
antonio lombrano
Tuesday 12 August 2003 12:14:08 am
In the 'ezpublish 3 article' section of the site I read about an enterprise setup test with two web server. The article says that on each web server was installed apache, php and mysql. So, I imagine two database were installed, one for each web server. Doing so how the two database were syncronized ? If a forum message or a new article were posted while working with one web server, how that forum message or article could be copied onto the other web server ? For an enterprise setup I think I would need a couple (at least) web server and a separate database server (well a clustered db server would be better, but using mysql i suppose it's actually impossible). And what about the directory where expublish is installed ? Should it be local to each web server or unique on a nfs file server ? I think it would be very important to receive from EzCrew a suggested enterprise setup, for all those who're condidering using ezpublish in enterprise reality.All comments are welcome
Marco Zinn
Saturday 23 August 2003 11:11:21 am
Just my 2 pence:With ezPublish 2, someone suggested this setup: 2 webservers, shared (NFS) dirs for the necessary directories (files, images) and a seperate MySQL server.
I think, in ezPublish 3, MySQL master/slave setups are supported.
(I'm not from the ezCrew).
Marco http://www.hyperroad-design.com
Colby Smart
Sunday 24 August 2003 1:34:35 pm
I am having a time getting images to display in articles and such. Is imagemagik required. If so where do I install it?
Vidar Langseid
Monday 25 August 2003 12:26:15 am
> but using mysql i suppose it's actually impossible). Myqsl supports replication:http://www.mysql.com/documentation/mysql/bychapter/manual_MySQL_Database_Administration.html#Replication
and eZ publish 3.x support setup with mulitple db servers (one master and a number of slaves)
However, you would need some mecanism for synchronising the files. eZ publish can not do this part for you (not yet at least)
You may experince some problems if the slave db servers is starting to lag. Then eZ publish' cache files then may be created based on (yet) not updated content