Crowd : 1.2 - Requirements
This page last changed on Feb 28, 2007 by shamid.
Crowd Standalone ships with a built-in database, however, for production environments we recommend configuring Crowd Standalone to use an external database. Crowd supports most relational database servers and therefore we suggest using the one you are most comfortable administering. If you are looking for a low cost solution, please consider using MySQL or PostgreSQL as both of these are open source (free) software. Software Requirements
Hardware RequirementsThe hardware required to run Crowd heavily depends on the number of applications and users that your installation will have, as well as the maximum number of concurrent requests that the system will experience during peak hours. During evaluation Crowd will run well on any reasonably fast workstation computer (eg. 1.5+Ghz processor). Memory requirements depend on how many projects and issues you will store, but 256MB is enough for most evaluation purposes. Most users start by downloading Crowd Standalone, and running it on their local computer. It is easy to move Crowd to a central server later. We would appreciate if you let us know what hardware configuration works for you. Please create a support request in JIRA with your hardware specification and mention the number of users and issues in your Crowd installation. Supported DatabasesCrowd requires a database for storage of data, the following database servers are supported:
Supported J2EE serversThe following J2EE servers are supported:
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