Post by djfasching on Jan 13, 2014 20:47:57 GMT -8
Our current platform is a quad-core Dell T110 server with RAID1 drive mirroring and running Centos 6.5.
The core system includes:
* Apache
*PHP (Latest)
* Drupal 7
* Dovecot
* MySQL
* SendMail
* SSH
* VSFTPD
The server sits in a DMZ behind a PFSense firewall, connected to a Time Warner 50/5Mbs Business Cable Internet Connection.
We are currently evaluating OpenAtrium 2.12 which is built on Drupal.
I am not married to any of the current software selections, this is merely a place to start off. If it is determined that this is not up to the task at hand, I am more than willing to dump it and try something else.
Initially OpenAtrium may seem like overkill for some of what we are trying to do, but part of the appeal (aside from it being free) is that being based on the Drupal development framework makes it a very robust system to extend. On the down side, it could have scalability problems since Drupal is not the fastest CMS framework out there. You balance features, costs, and long term viability and you get what you get.
The core system includes:
* Apache
*PHP (Latest)
* Drupal 7
* Dovecot
* MySQL
* SendMail
* SSH
* VSFTPD
The server sits in a DMZ behind a PFSense firewall, connected to a Time Warner 50/5Mbs Business Cable Internet Connection.
We are currently evaluating OpenAtrium 2.12 which is built on Drupal.
I am not married to any of the current software selections, this is merely a place to start off. If it is determined that this is not up to the task at hand, I am more than willing to dump it and try something else.
Initially OpenAtrium may seem like overkill for some of what we are trying to do, but part of the appeal (aside from it being free) is that being based on the Drupal development framework makes it a very robust system to extend. On the down side, it could have scalability problems since Drupal is not the fastest CMS framework out there. You balance features, costs, and long term viability and you get what you get.
