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Morning. Question about Hardware for Spryker live Env. Is SSD a must or HDD also "ok"?
Morning. Question about Hardware for Spryker live Env. Is SSD a must or HDD also "ok"?
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i guess technically it would be ok
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Just makes sure that you have fast server HDD
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i think technically any would do
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itβs just not gonna be fun π
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Ich weiΓ. π
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but i am interested in the background here, @UQS4LDZU7
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The context is setting Up Nodes for Spryker Deployment envs
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for B2C Demoshop right now
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that one i anticipated π
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but why is hdd an option there?
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existing contract? cheaper option?
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the only thing you have at home?
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Probably home setup π
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Well. Lets stop at this pointπ
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@UQS4LDZU7 HDD is OK but it will not perform well, definitely do not use HDD to show it to whoever is making decisions in your company to use Spryker or not, because the slowness of it will kill the idea of it being implemented.
Most of hosting companies use SSD now, and considering how PHP contains and uses A LOT I/O on disk files on each request you should consider buying yourself an SSD as well.
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if you have HDD, make sure you have enough ram to NOT use swapfiles
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otherwise docker will kill your workstation ;]
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With OpCache enabled there should not be a lot of I/O so it should not make a big difference
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@UK5EG6PBM @UK5DS29L2 @UKHD8KTMF @UJN2JRU4F Many thanks for the valuable infos.
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i assume he has leftover parts to build a server at home out of boredom and was wondering whether it could run spryker
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happens to me all the time π
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No Marco, just want to try Spryker running on my cats. They seem to support only HDD )
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Well, to be serious, finally it will be SSD.
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bump up the memory an try to serve as much from there as you can, when we ar talking about custom hardware configuration
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and usually you do better with more smaller nodes than few big ones
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Aha. Good to know. I will reach this out to our devops
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and are you going bare metal?
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or cloud?
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there are only few scenarios where you need really big processing nodes, like import processes, but even those can be scaled out horizontally
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β’ For the moment - 10 VMs, each vm: 16 GB RAM
β’ 100 GB SSD
β’ 4xCPU0
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