Best system requirement for sugarcrm application.

[nimjec101]

Hello To Every One,

Please give me Best system requirement for sugarcrm application.
There are around 450 to 600 users access my application.
Please give sugar supportable system configuration for both Operating system (Window and Linux).

Thanks In advance
Nimjec101

[osscube]

Hello,

Information below gives Supported Platform Components for Sugar 6.2.x

Platform:

• Linux/Unix/Mac OS- Supported Versions : Any platform version that supports PHP from PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor
• Windows - Supported Versions : Windows Server 2003 or later
• PHP 5.2, 5.3 - No support for PHP 5.2.0, 5.2.7, 5.2.16, 5.3.5 or 5.3.7

Database

• MySQL Supported Versions :5.0, 5.1

Web Server

• Apache Supported Versions :2.0, 2.2
• IIS Supported Versions :6.0, 7.0, 7.5 (Requires using FastCGI and non-thread-safe binaries)

Recommended Stack
PHP Version : Linux Stack - 5.3 (APC extension enabled) Windows Stack - 5.3 (Wincache extension installed)
PHP Accelerator Linux Stack -APC AND Windows Stack - Wincache
Platform Linux Stack Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 AND Windows Stack - Windows Server 2008
Server Linux Stack Apache 2.2 AND Windows Stack - IIS 7.5
Preferred Database MySQL 5.1 for Linux as well as Windows

Please let us know if you have any further queries.

Thanks & Regards,

[sts]

Here you'll find the supported platform components for all supported SugarCRM versions since 5.5:
Supported Platform Components for Sugar 6.3.x | Open Source Business & Social CRM - SugarCRM

[kuske]

I real good basis for such an installation woud be
LINUX ubuntu 10
2 processors
4 GB RAM

Even a virtual server with these settings would be a good choice.

[nimjec101]

Thanks To every one.

[agcopley]

OS - Centos OS latest version - lean and fast

[blak3r]

Do the fast stack installers include any of the opcode caching performance enhancements?

I installed the windows stack which installs apache + mysql. What the best add-on if there isn't one already bundled?

[blak3r]

To answer my own question.

The fast stack for version 6.0.0 didn't include any opcode caching.

But, the 6.4.0 version does have the apc binaries there. It just needed to be enabled by uncommenting one line in php.ini.

I haven't quite gotten my webapp + database completely transitioned over yet. (I'm getting some database security error I have yet to research)
So, I can't quite comment on the performance.