JIRA and Confluecne Running on the Same Server

jiraguy November 28, 2012

Hi all,

I want some opinions on our current configuration. Currently, we have decided to have JIRA and Confluence running on the same server. Our DB is running on its own server.

The application server with JIRA and Confluence has approx. 8GB of RAM and 4 vCPUs. Its running fine now I just wonder what our scalability will be like? I antiicpate having approx 150 total users, not sure of concurrency. Overall number of projects will probably be in the 100s somewhere.

Cheers,

Graham

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Harry Chan
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November 28, 2012

This should be fine. 8GB of RAM with 4 vCPU for 150 total NOT concurrent users should be plenty as you've also got an external database.

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November 28, 2012

Hey Folks,

Just wanted to point you guys at some Atlassian documentation.

JIRA Requirements - https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/JIRA+Requirements#JIRARequirements-JIRAServerHardwareRecommendations

Confluence Requirements - https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Server+Hardware+Requirements+Guide

You will see that your sytem specs should be beefy enough to handle this size userbase so long as you entire user base is not on at the same time. Having your external database server is certainly going to help with distributing the load.

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November 28, 2012

i think this should be fine too.

if you start noticing performance gaps you could adjust javas memory usage for both applications.

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