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What are vertical scalability limits of JFrog Artifactory Pro?
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Problem
The essential feature of JFrog Enterprise over JFrog Pro (X) is that it introduces high availability and site replication support.
Obviously, operations in geographically distributed organizations with thousands developers and build processes require some planning also for this aspect.
Nevertheless, is there any data/study to show order of magnitude of load where you would say okay this is where we need not just some vertical scaling but parallel (say using some reference hardware setup)?
Obviously, operations in geographically distributed organizations with thousands developers and build processes require some planning also for this aspect.
Nevertheless, is there any data/study to show order of magnitude of load where you would say okay this is where we need not just some vertical scaling but parallel (say using some reference hardware setup)?
Solution
As @XiongChiamiov mentioned, it's a very hard question to answer, but here's a clue:
Artifactory is a network-bond server. It means given enough storage, CPU and memory, it will max out your network interface first. Network interface is considered maxed out at half its rated bandwidth limitation. That can help you do the math.
Artifactory is a network-bond server. It means given enough storage, CPU and memory, it will max out your network interface first. Network interface is considered maxed out at half its rated bandwidth limitation. That can help you do the math.
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StackExchange DevOps Q#5464, answer score: 2
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