Hi Guys,
Just looking at options for running Mailman3 in AWS. Here are some thoughts:
DB backend can be done in AWS RDS using Amazon Aurora DB with MySQL driver, or PostgreSQL.What files (if any) get stored on the web servers and updated dynamically? Has load balancing been done for the websites before?Any issues with runner processes being ran on more than one machine talking to the same DB backend?
Just some initial thoughts to stem discussion. Andrew.
On Aug 19, 2016, at 05:02 PM, Andrew Hodgson wrote:
-Any issues with runner processes being ran on more than one machine talking -to the same DB backend?
There shouldn't be, especially with PostgreSQL or MySQL (MM3.1), although we're pretty much relying on SQLAlchemy to do the right thing.
Cheers, -Barry
My experience with running a mailing list in AWS has been that a lot of big providers blacklist AWS IP's b/c it's so easy to get an account a lot of spammers use AWS. Yahoo in particular does it. YMMV trying to use AWS for a mail server.
Matt P.
On Fri, Aug 19, 2016 at 1:02 PM, Andrew Hodgson <andrew@hodgsonfamily.org> wrote:
Hi Guys,
Just looking at options for running Mailman3 in AWS. Here are some thoughts:
DB backend can be done in AWS RDS using Amazon Aurora DB withMySQL driver, or PostgreSQL.
What files (if any) get stored on the web servers and updateddynamically? Has load balancing been done for the websites before?
Any issues with runner processes being ran on more than onemachine talking to the same DB backend?
Just some initial thoughts to stem discussion. Andrew.
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