On Thu, Jul 2, 2009 at 15:34, Chris<chrisl_at_angieslist.com> wrote:
> Hey all,
> I am about to make some adjustments to the way we are hosting our subversion
> repository, but I have some performance concerns in doing so. I know there
> were a couple email threads posted on svn.haxx.se a while ago, but I didn’t
> really get what I needed from them. Anyway, here is the scenario and what I
> would like to know:
>
> I work in a mid-sized shop(20 devs) that is currently running Subversion 1.6
> (as a windows service) on a Windows 2003 box right now, but the box itself
> is old and we are going to swap it out and use it for something else soon.
> So, there are arrangements being made on what to do with the repository...
> i.e. what to put it on next. I am also mirroring this primary repository to
> an off-site location with our production DR stuff. The thought is to spin
> up a Windows 2003 VM (hosted on one of our ESX boxes), move the primary
> repository over to it, and continue life as normal. I am a huge VM fan and
> should just know better probably, but are there any performance concerns I
> SHOULD have and investigate more into... Has anyone run things this way and
> stuck with it for a lengthy period? If so, what has your experience
> been... good... bad... no diff ?
>
> Any feedback would be much appreciated.
I'm running 4 repositories, hosted via Apache, on W2K3 in a VM (ESX
3.something). Repositories are stored on our SAN. Haven't had any
trouble.
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Received on 2009-07-02 21:53:32 CEST