Configuration

The configurations are provided as a reference to plan the deployment. Based on the number of users and data volume, you can choose how to configure TIBCO MDM.

  • Low-End Configuration: All components (web server, application server, JMS server, and database server) run on the same machine. This configuration is commonly used for development purposes.
  • Mid-Range Configuration: The database server, application server, and web server run on separate machines. The JMS server can share the same hardware as the web server. This configuration is typically used for test environments.
  • Mid-Range Clustered Configuration: This configuration is similar to mid-range configuration except that two or more application servers are clustered to support a large number of users. The clustered application supports load balancing using the round robin method. Optionally, a hardware or software based load balancer can be used to implement the required load balancing algorithm.
  • High-End, High-Availability Configuration: This configuration supports high availability and high data volumes. The database, application server, and web server run on separate machines. More than one application server and web server are used for high availability. The database is paired with a standby machine. In this configuration, each component is paired for redundancy.

You can use a combination of low, mid, and high-end configurations.