How many Virtual/Cloud Machines do we need to install all of them?
The number of machines required depends on the following:
Resource Requirements: Check the system requirements for each software product (CPU, memory, disk space).
Compatibility: Verify that all products are compatible on the same machine (some might have dependencies or conflicts).
Performance: Combining all licenses on a single machine might lead to performance bottlenecks, depending on the workload.
Licensing Restrictions: Ensure the licenses allow installation on shared systems or virtual/cloud environments.
General Suggestion:
A minimum of two machines can suffice if you group the licenses logically (e.g., development vs. execution).
For optimal performance, consider separate machines for high-demand tasks like execution.
Can we install 2 DAI Developer Multi-User Node Locked and 2 Studio Developer Floating on one machine and the rest of the execution licenses on another?
Yes, this setup is generally feasible under the following conditions:
DAI Developer Multi-User Node Locked Licenses: These should be bound to specific hardware/virtual machine instances as per the licensing terms.
Studio Developer Floating Licenses: These can typically be used across multiple systems if a license manager is set up correctly.
Steps to Implement:
Machine 1:
Install 2 DAI Developer Multi-User Node Locked and 2 Studio Developer Floating licenses.
Ensure the machine has sufficient resources for both development environments.
Machine 2:
Install 4 DAI Execution Multi-User Node Locked and 4 Fusion Engine Floating licenses.
Allocate resources based on execution workload and scalability requirements.
Key Considerations:
License Manager Setup: Floating licenses (like Studio Developer and Fusion Engine) often require a license server. Ensure it’s configured on a central or accessible system.
Performance Testing: After installation, perform stress tests to ensure both machines handle the workloads effectively.
Cloud or Virtual Machine Choice: Ensure the cloud provider or VM host supports the necessary hardware specifications for both development and execution environments.
Final Recommendations:
Confirm Licensing Terms: Double-check with the vendor about any restrictions on virtual/cloud deployments.
Monitor and Scale: Start with two machines and monitor performance. Scale up resources or add more machines if necessary.
Consult Vendor Support: For specific deployment questions, the software vendor may provide recommendations tailored to your setup.
Thankyou for detailed explanation . We have requested for 2 cloud VM’s which will be provisioned by this week and we will take eggplant support incase for installation as you suggested above.