You'll probably want several smaller ones for the higher availability
you'll get. Do you know what your gating items are?

On Wed, Oct 10, 2012 at 2:06 PM, John H. <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi all,
> I am looking for a setup recommendation using the AWS platform.
> Currently we have a vBulletin site that get 1 million visits a month,
> about 1500-2000 active visitors at peak times durring the day (12 hour
> block), and traffic is increasing every month.
>
> Our current setup is a large m.1 server for this site and a large m.1 RDS
> (multi-AZ) for the DB.
>
> I would like to setup something that is scaleable and balanced but I don't
> want to use a bunch of large servers if multiple smaller ones will make the
> site just as fast.
>
> I was considering the following:
>
>    - Put the forums on nginx instead of apache
>    - using sphinx for search (how does that affect things)
>    - using S3 for profile pictures and such (how does that affect things)
>    - move database off RDS to master and slave setup to save costs
>    - possibly not use amazon load balancers if better to not...
>
> Can someone help suggest a setup. What size servers should I do and how
> many? What do you think about taking the DB off of RDS? etc...
>
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