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LAMP Proposal
Discussion points, not in any particular order:
Live Production Systems
Following details are required:
- Number of users
- Hours of use during the day
- Peak or sensitive periods
- Level of activity (transactions per day)
- Quality of service
- Speed of response for a user
- Speed of restore after failure
- Turn around time for a support request
- Type of data stored and usage
VM's and Applications
To keep applications separate, it would be a good idea to have one application per VM.
Is this a good idea? Can anyone see variations on this? For example:
- Does it apply to test systems?
- Does it apply to dev systems (eg: TRAC, svn)?
Managed versus Capacity only Systems
This is my (Jeff's) understanding of this. "Managed" is seen from an RCS point of view. That is:
- A "Managed" system would be one managed by RCS.
- A "Capacity Only" one is seen as being managed elsewhere. RCS supplies only the capacity.
I'm not sure exactly what this would mean in practice. Perhaps it's just a rule of thumb. But there are important considerations behind this...
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