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Hello,
We're currently running a stand-alone QlikView instance on a rather modest server. We're in the process of defining our "production" server, and we have a plan for how we would like to configure our overall QV environment, so we're looking to make sure we didn't go off on a limb and come up with something insane.
Let's assume for discussion purposes we have two servers; QVTEST and QVPROD.
As of now, we have all 5 QV services installed on QVPROD;
We will not be using load balance across multiple QV servers, however we would like to seperate QDS so that we can off-load the overhead of processing from the QVS server, as well as be able to set up test instances of our publishing tasks. So, with that being said, what we would like to do is install the 5 liecnsed QV services on our two servers as follows;
QVTEST
QVPROD
Is this possible and/or sane?
The benefits to this approach, as we see it, would be;
It is important to note that we do have a test QV license, so in theory the 4 services listed above as part of QVPORD, would in fact be installed on QVTEST, however they would be under our test license.
Thanks for any guidance!
Chris
There are a number of ways to do what you want. However, I would do it this way.
QVTEST
QVPROD
Bill
We could do all fo this with just one prod QV license? I was under the impression that you only get one of each service per QV license? It is completely possible I am just not understanding something...
Thanks for the reply.
Hi,
The only things that are license is the QVS and the Distribution (Publisher).
Bill