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@alex-cit could you review the texts here? |
A low-latency, high-bandwidth environment is preferred due to volume of data needed to perform synchronization with <MainPlatformName />. This is specially important on large projects with hundreds of megabytes in between syncs. | ||
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### Infrastructure overview |
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what about maps / SSO stack, shall we have something similar there?
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I would not mix here optional components. Maybe on the dedicated sections to add something related with infrastructure requirements? It's mainly for Maps stack...
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yes, I would not add it here but to corresponding sections if we have ones
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I believe we don't have a maps stack section (yet)
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let's create a ticket at least for not to forget
src/server/install/index.md
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We recommend using a dedicated host machine with 8 GB of memory. The requirements for CPU and persistent storage depend largely on the frequency of project updates and the anticipated size of the data you expect to store respectively. | |||
We recommend using a dedicated host machine with **8 GB** of memory and **4 vCPUS**. The requirements for CPU and persistent storage depend largely on the frequency of project updates and the anticipated size of the data you expect to store respectively. |
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something like t3a.large
equivalent should be enough but surely we can have some buffer
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t3a.large
has only 2vCPUs, is this enough to handle generic enterprise deployments?
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we have it running on such machine with docker compose but there is not much load as it is only for testing - so we can say minimum t3a.large for staging/low load environments and more cpus if clients expect higher load
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### Firewall ports | ||
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By default, only HTTP port `8080` need to be open on firewall side. Also is recommended to open `443` port if SSL is enabled. |
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I think that we recommend using HTTPS for production use.
All other infrastructure instances will work within the same docker network group, so no additional ports need to be managed on firewall side. | ||
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## Install Docker from official source |
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We can rename it to Install Docker or move that to some info tip message in following text.
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