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help - system config
greetings
my system configuration is
PIII
20 GB h/d
how many entries can this support
if each entry has some 15 attributes
of size 15 chars (including attr & val)
i am using (for testing / learning )only one master
server now and two slave servers on which nodes of
tree are being replicated
i am using openldap 1.2.9-5 on Redhat 6.2
two more questions please
what are threads and how do i make advantage of them
how do i implement them
i understood the difference between synchonous and
asynchronous mode theoratically how do i use it
and is openldap 1.2.9-5 synchronous or asynchronous
or point me to the right direction where i can find
more on this
please someone help a newbie
thanks in advance
regards shell
--- Ron Chmara <ron@Opus1.COM> wrote:
>
> On Wednesday, April 11, 2001, at 12:45 PM, Rafael
> Neitzel wrote:
> > What is the limits for OpenLDAP 1.2 and 2.0.7?
> > - # of entries
> > - Size o DB
> > - # SRCH Per second
> > There are any people who run OpenLDAP with 2
> Millions of entries or
> > greater?
>
> You need to write clearer questions about the
> limits. Since openldap
> can be distributed on multiple servers, there aren't
> *any* hard limits.
> Depending
> on the database engine and filesystem, that can
> affect the limits per
> node,
> but if you have 500 openldap servers, you could
> easily handle many more
> entries than if you only have one old 486/66 machine
> with a 200Mb hard
> drive.
>
> If you are referring to "on a single server", even
> then, these limits
> depend on
> your hardware, your OS, your choice in backends.
>
> I recommend that you instead create sample data
> sets, and test those
> yourself, to see what choices will accomodate your
> data set.
>
> -Ronabop
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