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Tridion in the cloud - resources

I’m trying to find any information and best practices for implementing Tridion 2011 in the cloud infrastructure. Does anyone have any recent experience with this, or are there any SDL docs worth visiting? It seems to be thin on the ground.

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I have seen people use Amazon Cloud Large instances to install CMS + DB + FrontEnd for training.

Things to consider: (these are general recommendations)

  • Your Tridion CMS system is as fast as your database. Keep the DB connection close and the database server with lots of CPU / memory resources.
  • Publisher consumes most processors. It also exchanges a lot with the database. Make sure it has enough RAM / CPU. Try to run it in a separate window, except for CMS.

You'll probably start with large instances on Amazon EC2. Since you need SQL Server (or Oracle) to run the database, as well as a lot of RAM to support Windows and SQL Server, you will work with at least large instances of EC2 all the time. You cannot benefit from cheaper instances of resources that other software can use. At least for instances of Dev and Test, you can maintain them during the day and not at night to save money. You can also create AMI images for your Dev / Test systems to quickly deploy new ones for testing.

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