Thanks for the feedback. It's good to know that SVN doesn't have to run on a
dedicated server, I just used the old school of thought as Rational people
always recommended this method. So when I set up my new subversion server I
just took the same astringent approach. We have about 40 developers plus
other departments who commit their .doc files or scripts to the server too;
so roughly about 70 users. It's a brand new enterprise Dell server with 4
cpu's and 300 gb hard drive with raid mirroring. I really CMA. :)
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Date: Sat, 25 Mar 2006 16:43:37 -0500
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On 3/25/06, Res Pons <pons32@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Having worked for so many major corporations and being a user of
ClearCase,
> this is how I and many of my colleagues have always set up a Repository:
On
> its own dedicated server. It's not a law or mandate; it's just better
> practice.
I think this really depends upon the version control software you're
running, and what else you might be running on the box. Having never
used ClearCase, I can't offer an opinion there. SourceSafe I'd say
definitely needs a dedicated server simply because it's so fragile -
run VSS and IIS on it and nothing more. Even anti-virus caused
problems.
SVN, OTOH, seems to be lightweight and stable enough that it can share
with other server processes, especially if it's all for build/project
management. As long as you've got the disk capacity and throughput.
Maybe my usage scenario just isn't large-scale enough for me to be
having to worry about this stuff.
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