Comments on: Our Domino web stats http://blog.pahudson.net/archives/207 Mon, 06 Sep 2010 10:32:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Paul http://blog.pahudson.net/archives/207/comment-page-1#comment-88 Paul Thu, 13 Aug 2009 11:48:06 +0000 http://blog.pahudson.net/?p=207#comment-88 The University doesn't like descriptions of it's server hardware appearing on the web. But it's a fairly standard config. Two front-end servers and one back-end backup server, all clustered. All are Solaris-based with disk storage provide by a SAN. The University doesn’t like descriptions of it’s server hardware appearing on the web. But it’s a fairly standard config. Two front-end servers and one back-end backup server, all clustered. All are Solaris-based with disk storage provide by a SAN.

]]> By: Ian Randall http://blog.pahudson.net/archives/207/comment-page-1#comment-87 Ian Randall Thu, 13 Aug 2009 11:30:45 +0000 http://blog.pahudson.net/?p=207#comment-87 Can you provide a general description of the Domino server configuration which support the Universities web site, the number and type of servers, server operating systems (looks like Solaris from the above info) use of Domino clusters? use of virtual server? partitions, memory & hard disk configurations? Also, can you provide any uptime statistics. Can you provide a general description of the Domino server configuration which support the Universities web site, the number and type of servers, server operating systems (looks like Solaris from the above info) use of Domino clusters? use of virtual server? partitions, memory & hard disk configurations?

Also, can you provide any uptime statistics.

]]> By: Paul http://blog.pahudson.net/archives/207/comment-page-1#comment-86 Paul Thu, 13 Aug 2009 09:44:14 +0000 http://blog.pahudson.net/?p=207#comment-86 It's about 3200 module sites with students registered and about another 700 pathway point websites. Norman sent round a spreadsheet with the totals of each form type stored on this year's websites. Many will have been carried across from previous years, but discussions aren't carried across so this figure relates to only topics started this year. It’s about 3200 module sites with students registered and about another 700 pathway point websites. Norman sent round a spreadsheet with the totals of each form type stored on this year’s websites. Many will have been carried across from previous years, but discussions aren’t carried across so this figure relates to only topics started this year.

]]> By: Andrew Oliver http://blog.pahudson.net/archives/207/comment-page-1#comment-85 Andrew Oliver Thu, 13 Aug 2009 09:14:36 +0000 http://blog.pahudson.net/?p=207#comment-85 You mentioned 4000 module websites for 2008/09. Are the stats for Discussions Topics, Wikis etc. just for 2008/09? You mentioned 4000 module websites for 2008/09. Are the stats for Discussions Topics, Wikis etc. just for 2008/09?

]]> By: Erik Brooks http://blog.pahudson.net/archives/207/comment-page-1#comment-84 Erik Brooks Wed, 12 Aug 2009 18:59:04 +0000 http://blog.pahudson.net/?p=207#comment-84 Yeah, we're not on 8.5 yet either. DDE is too flakey, and there's two severe regression crashes with 8.5 server. One we've got a hotfix for (it will be in 8.5.1 but not 8.5 FP1), the other they're investigating. Either way, 8.5.1 has a bazillion fixes that even 8.5 FP1 doesn't have, so it might be "the real 8.5" as far as we're concerned. Yeah, we’re not on 8.5 yet either. DDE is too flakey, and there’s two severe regression crashes with 8.5 server. One we’ve got a hotfix for (it will be in 8.5.1 but not 8.5 FP1), the other they’re investigating.

Either way, 8.5.1 has a bazillion fixes that even 8.5 FP1 doesn’t have, so it might be “the real 8.5″ as far as we’re concerned.

]]> By: Paul http://blog.pahudson.net/archives/207/comment-page-1#comment-83 Paul Wed, 12 Aug 2009 08:30:38 +0000 http://blog.pahudson.net/?p=207#comment-83 We haven't moved to 8.5 yet. We learnt the hard way that Domino on Solaris isn't always stable before the first service release. So I'm looking forward to 8.5.1 just because it might allow us to move to XPages and DAOS. Unfortunately, IBM's release schedule tends to be incompatible with our terms. They tend to release software after the summer missing our upgrade window. We haven’t moved to 8.5 yet. We learnt the hard way that Domino on Solaris isn’t always stable before the first service release. So I’m looking forward to 8.5.1 just because it might allow us to move to XPages and DAOS. Unfortunately, IBM’s release schedule tends to be incompatible with our terms. They tend to release software after the summer missing our upgrade window.

]]> By: Erik Brooks http://blog.pahudson.net/archives/207/comment-page-1#comment-82 Erik Brooks Wed, 12 Aug 2009 01:09:48 +0000 http://blog.pahudson.net/?p=207#comment-82 We also are 99.99% web-based. Can't wait for GZIP compression in 8.5.1! We also are 99.99% web-based. Can’t wait for GZIP compression in 8.5.1!

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