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Alfresco 4.0 Community Edition Clustering

bharatbang

We are upgrading to Alfresco 4.0 but i dont have idea which is the most stable out of 4.0a,4.0b,etc
The requirements are that we need to do clustering(HA), without content replication.

I have gone through the docs,it has a very good documentation. But i cannot decide which method to opt for clustering out of EHCache,JGroups or JLAN. :roll:

The environment i have is
RHEL 6.1,
Alfresco 4.0(to be decided,the target)
PostgreSQL
2 Physical boxes to be clustered in HA mode(without content replication).
Tomcat(default)

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mrogers

4.0.d is the version to go for.

bharatbang

But technique to go for out of JGroups,JLAN or EHCache…
Sorry but i new to Alfresco Clustering.
I am trying to get more info about Clustering, but in vain.

mrogers

I think your only choice for Community is EHCache.

AFAIK JGroups is Enterprise Only and JLAN's Hazelcast cluster is for its own use.

bharatbang

Can u pls give a link that has clustering step wise…for Community Edition 4.0d
:roll:
My environment is
OS - Windows 7
Database - postgres
Server - tomcat(bundled)

Both machines uing the same storage location for alf_data.

Pls bear with me, new to alfresco.
:?:

Thanks in advance..!!!!

bharatbang

Can anyone pls suggest which Alfresco should we go with.
4.0d issues posts and jira puts me into big mess for the version i should go with.

https://forums.alfresco.com/en/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=46876

It says that it cannot be clustered. :roll:

bopolissimus

That forums link says *4.2* cannot be clustered. 4.0 still has clustering support and as mrogers says, you'll need to use EHCache. The other options are not available for CE.