hello guy i need help with understanding elgg and infrastructure. i have read http://learn.elgg.org/en/2.0/admin/performance.html and i understand but i need an experienced developer to tell me exactly how many users can elgg (in a vps with 2 CPU cores,
Operating System: CentOS 6 - 64 Bit
RAM: 2,048 MB
Space: 40 GB
Bandwidth: 2000 GB)handle(in a lay mans language preferably),and what is the preferred number of plugins to be activated in your elgg installation(20,30 or 40 plugins)...thanks would be much appreciated
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It's not that simple. One plugin is enough to kill your site if it's badly made. If all your plugins however are of high quality, you can have 100 without any problems.
thank you @juho...but based on my server features how many users can my server handle, estimate based on your experience with elgg. regards
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Based on my experience: It depends. :)
Any other answer would be just useless speculation. Is there reason to expect some specific amount of concurrent users? How many do you have in mind?
lets say 50,000
What features does the site have? What do those 50 000 people do on the site? Do they just read content? Or do they also like and comment it? Does each of them perhaps upload 2 new images per day (making it 100 000 images per day, and 36 500 000 per year)? How many of those 50 000 users are logged into the system concurrently?
@juho thanks for your time...read and write(blog plugin), share,comment,like. we don't have 50000 yet but we plan to, after we launch a campaign.i believe they would upload 2 new images per day,we expect 300 users logged into the system concurrently.
Well, then I can say that you will most likely need to invest time and/or money to do analysis of the performance bottlenecks, and after that on optimizing both server setup and plugin code.
The Elgg community runs on:
There are currently around 36 000 user accounts, but I rarely see more than 10 concurrent users. I really do not know at what point the amount of concurrent users would become a problem. Also most of the content here is text. There aren't really e.g. many images, and even the existing ones are relatively small. So I could say that the community is relatively "light".
wow thats a lot of work...any advice?
but will elgg crash with 3000 users
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