[Phileas]

Mysql is perfect and universal default choice for one server installation. ProcessMaker support it and some others.

But when time come to rely on :

- High Availability (load-balanced, fault-tolerant and continuous service availability)

- Broker failover ( a list of alternative hosts where brokers are listening for incoming requests)

- Server failover (When a master node is unresponsive, the first of the slave nodes will get promoted to a master role)

- Scalability and maintainability (Database sharding, online, offline and incremental backup)

We have a free DB bringing all this and more, available for linux and windows in 32 & 64 bits editions, having nice graphical user interface tools, supported by libraries such as RedBeanPHP and so on.

It's called Cubrid and provides api for JDBC, PHP/PDO driver, ODBC, OLEDB, ADO.NET, Ruby driver, Python driver, Node.js driver, and Perl driver.

I suggest it's support for ProcessMaker Database Clustering http://wiki.processmaker.com/index.php/ ... se_Cluster

[liliana]

Hi Phileas,

Thanks for your suggestion, now we are running some tests and your suggestions is great, I'll send this to Dev and QA team to have it evaluated.

Best Regards.

[Phileas]

Thanks. As :
- Colosa is focused on performance, performance, performance since quite some releases,
- wiki relates interests into "Load Balancing", "Database Clustering" and soon "ProcessMaker Server Sizing"

i thought if was the good time for this suggestion for pushing Processmaker into another level of performance and high availability.

[kadishmal]

Hello Phileas,

This is Esen from CUBRID team. Thank you for this request. I haven't heard of ProcessMaker but I will be glad to assist if liliana or their team have questions.

Regards,
Esen.

[Phileas]

Thanks you for your assistance offer Esen, that may drive to a faster adoption i hope.
Maybe Liliana will have interesting feedbacks from the team on this subjects.

[Phileas]

Hi liliana,

Did you have a feedback from the dev team ?