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[xwiki-users] Best solution for 3 xwikis
Gaëtan GUYODO
2008-06-10 13:15:42 UTC
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Hi,
I have to create 3 xwikis (on the same server).
I know I can use XWiki Entreprise Manager (to manage many wikis,
creation on-demand... but it's not my need) and I think there's another
solution, I just can't remember... Anyone can help me ?
What is the best solution for my 3 wikis : Manager ? or other solution ?
thanks,
Ga?tan
Vincent Massol
2008-06-10 14:19:55 UTC
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Post by Gaëtan GUYODO
Hi,
I have to create 3 xwikis (on the same server).
I know I can use XWiki Entreprise Manager (to manage many wikis,
creation on-demand... but it's not my need) and I think there's another
solution, I just can't remember... Anyone can help me ?
What is the best solution for my 3 wikis : Manager ? or other
solution ?
XWiki Manager is the best solution.

http://manager.xwiki.org/

As you'll see there you can also transform an installed XE into XWiki
Manager by installing the correct plugins and applications (and
configuring XE correctly).

Have fun
-Vincent
Sergiu Dumitriu
2008-06-10 14:45:08 UTC
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Post by Vincent Massol
Post by Gaëtan GUYODO
Hi,
I have to create 3 xwikis (on the same server).
I know I can use XWiki Entreprise Manager (to manage many wikis,
creation on-demand... but it's not my need) and I think there's another
solution, I just can't remember... Anyone can help me ?
What is the best solution for my 3 wikis : Manager ? or other
solution ?
XWiki Manager is the best solution.
http://manager.xwiki.org/
One other way to achieve this is to install 3 different instances of XWiki Enterprise, but that is
less efficient because you need 3 times the amount of memory.

Enterprise Manager is not really needed, as it only provides an interface for things you can already
do using the Enterprise version, so a simpler solution is to manually add the support for the 3
virtual wikis. See http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/AdminGuide/Virtualization (a bit
outdated, but a good start).

Still, the best solution is to use Enterprise Manager, as it is a lot simpler.
--
Sergiu Dumitriu
http://purl.org/net/sergiu/
Gaëtan GUYODO
2008-06-10 14:54:45 UTC
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Thanks, I'll update to XE 1.4.1 and add manager tool.
That seems to be the good solution!
Post by Sergiu Dumitriu
Post by Vincent Massol
Post by Gaëtan GUYODO
Hi,
I have to create 3 xwikis (on the same server).
I know I can use XWiki Entreprise Manager (to manage many wikis,
creation on-demand... but it's not my need) and I think there's another
solution, I just can't remember... Anyone can help me ?
What is the best solution for my 3 wikis : Manager ? or other solution ?
XWiki Manager is the best solution.
http://manager.xwiki.org/
One other way to achieve this is to install 3 different instances of XWiki Enterprise, but that is
less efficient because you need 3 times the amount of memory.
Enterprise Manager is not really needed, as it only provides an interface for things you can already
do using the Enterprise version, so a simpler solution is to manually add the support for the 3
virtual wikis. See http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/AdminGuide/Virtualization (a bit
outdated, but a good start).
Still, the best solution is to use Enterprise Manager, as it is a lot simpler.
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Vincent Massol
2008-06-10 15:01:26 UTC
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Post by Gaëtan GUYODO
Thanks, I'll update to XE 1.4.1 and add manager tool.
That seems to be the good solution!
See http://manager.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/AdminGuide/Installation#HConvertanexistingXWikiEnterpriseinstance

Thanks
-Vincent
Post by Gaëtan GUYODO
Post by Sergiu Dumitriu
Post by Vincent Massol
Post by Gaëtan GUYODO
Hi,
I have to create 3 xwikis (on the same server).
I know I can use XWiki Entreprise Manager (to manage many wikis,
creation on-demand... but it's not my need) and I think there's another
solution, I just can't remember... Anyone can help me ?
What is the best solution for my 3 wikis : Manager ? or other solution ?
XWiki Manager is the best solution.
http://manager.xwiki.org/
One other way to achieve this is to install 3 different instances
of XWiki Enterprise, but that is
less efficient because you need 3 times the amount of memory.
Enterprise Manager is not really needed, as it only provides an
interface for things you can already
do using the Enterprise version, so a simpler solution is to
manually add the support for the 3
virtual wikis. See http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/AdminGuide/Virtualization
(a bit
outdated, but a good start).
Still, the best solution is to use Enterprise Manager, as it is a lot simpler.
Vincent Massol
2008-06-10 14:55:46 UTC
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Post by Sergiu Dumitriu
Post by Vincent Massol
Post by Gaëtan GUYODO
Hi,
I have to create 3 xwikis (on the same server).
I know I can use XWiki Entreprise Manager (to manage many wikis,
creation on-demand... but it's not my need) and I think there's another
solution, I just can't remember... Anyone can help me ?
What is the best solution for my 3 wikis : Manager ? or other solution ?
XWiki Manager is the best solution.
http://manager.xwiki.org/
One other way to achieve this is to install 3 different instances of
XWiki Enterprise, but that is
less efficient because you need 3 times the amount of memory.
Enterprise Manager is not really needed, as it only provides an
interface for things you can already
do using the Enterprise version, so a simpler solution is to
manually add the support for the 3
virtual wikis. See http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/AdminGuide/Virtualization
(a bit
outdated, but a good start).
I really recommend using XEM instead since this is the official way.
Post by Sergiu Dumitriu
Still, the best solution is to use Enterprise Manager, as it is a lot simpler.
I think we should discontinue that page and move everything to XEM.

The alternative is to decide that we don't need XEM and move
everything back to XE. However I don't think it's a good idea since I
believe XEM will develop further in the future: more features, its own
skin and l&f, etc.

Best IMO is to remove the Virtualization page and instead redirect to
a page in manager.xwiki.org that explains it all.

-Vincent
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