Koha can be effectively virtualized for production in VMware, Virtualbox or xen. It is quite common and helpful. And yes, you can use the same codebase with different Koha instances. You will have to do edit your $KOHA_CONF files accordingly. But start with one instance and get familiar with it first before trying to add additional ones. --Joe 2010/8/2 Brice Sanchez <brice.sanchez@sys-tech.net>
Hello everyone,
I'm preparing to install Koha 3.2 for 20 schools and I was wondering if some of you had used the method of virtualization (VMWare or Virtualbox). If yes, is it effective? What are the problems you encountered? Have you done any benchmarks?
I am also looking for a method with one Koha and several databases and Zebras : Is this a successful method?
Thank you for your answers!
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