[Red5] red5 0.6.3 vs. trunk, getting ready for a high-load production environment.

[Thijs Triemstra | Collab]

Hi Curt,

it looks like 0.7 will be released next week so the trunk is  
considered stable and improved vs 0.6.3
If you want to start that checklist, which sounds like a great idea,  
consider putting it in the Red5 wiki on http://wiki.red5.org
You'll also find other docs there that might be interesting.

Cheers,

Thijs

On Feb 14, 2008, at 8:44 PM, Curt Bererton wrote:

> Hello all,
>
> I've been seeing some great things that people are checking into the
> trunk and I had a couple of questions given that we'd like to start
> getting our product ready for a production environment.
>  - If you had to choose between running 0.6.3 and running red5 from
> trunk for a production environment, which one would you choose?
>  - I've seen a few that look pretty important such as the recent
> memory leak fix (Thanks steven!), the new admin panel code and others.
> What are some of the other improvements that are in trunk that would
> be important for a production environment?
>
> Another related question, assuming that you were only using red5 and
> one application, is there any advantage to using tomcat with a WAR
> file as opposed to just the red5 standalone. From reading the list so
> far, my impression is that people have been having slightly more luck
> with the standalone version.
>
> Any other pointers for getting red5 ready for production? I'd like to
> try to put together a check list for anyone else doing the same. Any
> help, references, or pointers to old mailling list posts that I missed
> would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Also I wanted to mention that we've got red5 hooked up to Spring and
> Hibernate working faily well, if anyone has been having problems with
> that, send me an email or post to the list and I'd be happy to help
> anyone out.
>
> I also wanted to thank everyone on the list for their contributions...
> I don't post a lot, but the list has certainly saved me lots of
> headaches!
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Curt
>
> p.s. Nikola, I'm working on getting our application working with the
> red5.jar as well.  I believe that the solution will be to just follow
> the examples in the jar target of the red5 build.xml file. Take a look
> at how the echo and admin apps are added.
>
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