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sample-very-small.yml
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---
# This is a sample configuration. To use it, copy it to local-configure.yml
# and edit.
#
# Very-Small configuration
# ------------------------
#
# This targets a very small server::
#
# RAM: 512MB
# Cores: 1
#
# NOTE: 512 MB may not be enough RAM to build Plone for the first time (in particular, building lxml-python).
# If a buildout error log indicates an out-of-memory or mysterious failure, try creating a swap partition or file.
# If you keep your ZODB cash small, there should be no problem with operation.
# Things you MUST change
# ----------------------
admin_email:
plone_initial_password:
muninnode_query_ips:
- ip.of.munin.monitor
# If you do not have a Munin monitor running, comment out the
# muninnode_query_ips and uncomment the line below:
# install_muninnode: no
# Major settings
# --------------
# Plone 4.3.x, 5.0.x, 5.1.x and 5.2.x are currently tested and working.
# Make sure this setting is quoted so that it's interpreted as a string.
plone_version: '5.2.1'
# With one core, we don't need multiple zeo clients
plone_client_count: 1
# instead, we'll run two Zope threads
plone_zserver_threads: 2
# but keep them small
plone_zodb_cache_size: 5000
# and enforce that with a memory-monitor
plone_client_max_memory: 300MB
# with only one zeo client, we don't need a load balancer
install_loadbalancer: no
# since we're not using a load balancer, tell Varnish to look at client1.
loadbalancer_port: 8081
# We'll use varnish, but since we're memory-limited, with a
# file-based cache.
proxycache_method: file
# it's 2020 now... Use Python 3
plone_python_version: "3"
# with Python 3, z2monitor should not be used
plone_client_tcpcheck: no