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‎05-17-2024 02:43 AM
We are started to work with Alfreso (community 23.2.0) and did a deploy with docker compose in total 9 containers.
We will use Alfresco only as repository, is it sufficient to start only: postgres, content-app, share, alfresco and proxy?
At first glance it seems to work.
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‎05-17-2024 05:25 AM
I think that the minimal architecture can be summarized in the following way:
- Alfresco Repository (alfresco): this is the repository service
- Alfresco Share (share): this is the frontend for configuration and maintenance purpose
- PostgreSQL (postgre): this is the database server
- Alfresco Content App (content-app): this is the frontend UI for users
- Web Server (nginx): this is the web server
But please consider that in this way you have to disable the following services:
- Search Services (solr6): this is the Apache Solr 6 search engine
- Transform Core AIO (transform-core-aio): this service is used for transformation and for indexing
- Shared File Store (shared-file-store): this service is used as a temporary storage for transformations
- ActiveMQ (activemq): this is the JMS server in order to manage asynchronous events for Out-Of-Process SDK, renditions, transformations
So the minimal architecture should be configured in the right way disabling indexing and transformations capabilities but at this point I don't know if you want a repository without the search engine or without generating renditions.
For disabling the indexing you should set the following property:
index.subsystem.name=noindex
Then you should disable the Messaging Service and the ActiveMQ topic for events:
messaging.subsystem.autoStart=false
repo.event2.enabled=false
It strongly depends on what you need to do with your project, can you share more details about what you want to achieve with Alfresco?
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‎05-17-2024 09:12 AM
This repository deploys incrementally Alfresco, detailing the services you're adding on each step:
https://github.com/aborroy/alfresco-incremental-deployment
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‎05-17-2024 05:25 AM
I think that the minimal architecture can be summarized in the following way:
- Alfresco Repository (alfresco): this is the repository service
- Alfresco Share (share): this is the frontend for configuration and maintenance purpose
- PostgreSQL (postgre): this is the database server
- Alfresco Content App (content-app): this is the frontend UI for users
- Web Server (nginx): this is the web server
But please consider that in this way you have to disable the following services:
- Search Services (solr6): this is the Apache Solr 6 search engine
- Transform Core AIO (transform-core-aio): this service is used for transformation and for indexing
- Shared File Store (shared-file-store): this service is used as a temporary storage for transformations
- ActiveMQ (activemq): this is the JMS server in order to manage asynchronous events for Out-Of-Process SDK, renditions, transformations
So the minimal architecture should be configured in the right way disabling indexing and transformations capabilities but at this point I don't know if you want a repository without the search engine or without generating renditions.
For disabling the indexing you should set the following property:
index.subsystem.name=noindex
Then you should disable the Messaging Service and the ActiveMQ topic for events:
messaging.subsystem.autoStart=false
repo.event2.enabled=false
It strongly depends on what you need to do with your project, can you share more details about what you want to achieve with Alfresco?
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‎05-17-2024 09:12 AM
This repository deploys incrementally Alfresco, detailing the services you're adding on each step:
https://github.com/aborroy/alfresco-incremental-deployment

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‎05-21-2024 03:32 AM
Thanks for the responses, this is really helpful for implementing the correct setup for us!
