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March 23rd, 2011 05:00
Which is the best performance?
Hello,
We are working now with Centera. I have just download the examplo of StoreContent and it works fine. So I´m a neeweAlso i read the documentacion and i have some questions about which is the best practice to do the right performance.
In our case we want to store a Document his detached Signature and the metadata. And here are the questions:
- Which is the best way to do it.? Can we do it all of this in a single CLIP or is better to do it separetely with the metadata in each.
- What is the maximun size to store in a CLIP.
- Sometimes we will have 35 users - 50users uploading files at the same time, it will be a problem?
- There is some kind of aplicattion viaweb where u can see the files that u have uploaded? There is a documentation that u can see for not ask more questions.
- Also we are going to use a Pool open all the time, because we read that is the best choice, but has it a time out? what happens if they shutdown the server and dont close the conneciton. And if we are using a pool that is closed in a period of time(Time Out, is there any way to know if a pool is still open).
Regads
Alfredo
mfh2
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March 28th, 2011 06:00
Hello Alfredo -
Let me recommend 2 recorded presentations which will give you all of this information in a succinct format:
EMC Centera API Overview
EMC Centera API Best Practices
In addition, you might consider doing your development using the SNIA XAM standard, which can address additional compliant archiving targets beyond Centera.
Best of Luck,
Mike Horgan
http://www.interlock-tech.com
agil1
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March 28th, 2011 07:00
Thanks mhf!
these links has been very useful. No i understand better the arquitecture and the base knowledge of how works Centera.
Regards.
Alfredo.
agil1
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March 30th, 2011 05:00
One question that i've just read this documentation, but i have a question,The Pool is open forever? I have a web application if i have the POOL Open fo the period of time the web applicattion is up, i would able to use it! o maybe it will be close becuase a kind of timeout and will throw and exception?
mckeown_paul
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March 30th, 2011 05:00
If you appplication or server shutsdown then the old pool connection is gone. You will open a new one when you start up.
mckeown_paul
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March 30th, 2011 05:00
The pool connection will not "timeout" so you can assume it will always be connected. Only if some error occured on the network or the cluster would you need to reopen the pool connection
agil1
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March 30th, 2011 05:00
Thank you for the fast answer, one more explanation. So if the computer goes down for a strange reason, And we restart the aplicattion it will generate another pool. It will take the one created before o this pool will be open forever? We should close this pool from the centera console?