How many projects do you use in your website with redmine?
Added by Vianney Lecroart almost 16 years ago
I know that redmine can instanciate a very big number of projects.
Currently, I use 5 projects but I plan to go up to 50/100 projects and wonder if someone already uses 100 projects in their real live website?
Is there some bottleneck if the number of projects increase? Or does it only depend of the number of page views?
Replies (5)
RE: How many projects do you use in your website with redmine? - Added by Brad Beattie almost 16 years ago
- 50 users
- 60 projects
- 900 wiki content versions
- 1800 issues
- 10000 journal details
Still running fine. A number of factors have to be considered when you're looking at scalability: efficiency of the queries, load on your database, page views per second, etc. Looking only at one metric will cause another to surprise you.
RE: How many projects do you use in your website with redmine? - Added by Shane Pearlman almost 16 years ago
- 102 users
- 85 projects
- 3512 issues
- a dog pile of financial plugins to add some serious complexity
running smooth at the moment.
RE: How many projects do you use in your website with redmine? - Added by Vianney Lecroart almost 16 years ago
Thank for the report.
I think it'll be ok for us then.
RE: How many projects do you use in your website with redmine? - Added by Eric Davis almost 16 years ago
- 2-5 regular users - 175 Users registered
- 71 Projects
- 2242 Issues
- 7148 Journal details
- 3284 Time Entries
- 16 third party plugins
Slicehost server - shared with 3 other Ruby on Rails applications
- 1 GB RAM
- 2x Dual core Opteron Processor 265 (1.8GHz)
- Apache with Passenger
- MySQL 5
Like Brad said, there is a lot more to performance than just these numbers. For instance, I use my Redmine heavily with about 3 other light users. Then 100+ occasional users. My Redmine is also public so I get Google and other bots crawling the site a lot, including the repository pages (which can get slow).
Eric
RE: How many projects do you use in your website with redmine? - Added by Eric Davis almost 16 years ago
I'm also collecting a few tools to do some performance analysis. Probably post-0.9, I'm going to put in some work on optimizing the areas that are slower and see about some caching.
Eric