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1 | XWiki is written in Java/Java EE. As such it scales as well as Java scales. | ||
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3 | = Multi Tenancy = | ||
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5 | XWiki supports the ability to run hundreds and even thousands of wikis on the same JVM (i.e. same webapp). | ||
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7 | Some examples: | ||
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9 | * [[MyXWiki>>http://myxwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Main/WebHome]] currently hosts over 170 wikis on a single JVM | ||
10 | * [[XWiki SAS Cloud>>http://network.xwiki.com]] currently hosts 1000+ wikis (but on several JVMs) | ||
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12 | See the tutorial on [[how to configure multi-tenancy>>Documentation.AdminGuide.Virtualization]] to learn more. | ||
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14 | = Clustering = | ||
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16 | XWiki provides an easy way to setup clustered instances of XWiki based on network events distribution. Clustering allows for 2 use cases: | ||
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18 | * Load distribution on several JVMs | ||
19 | * Failover since if a machine is down the other ones are still available | ||
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21 | See [[Documentation.AdminGuide.Clustering]] for more details. |