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Hi,
I installed Espo via script in a Docker way, it is running fine, but now I'm considering moving onto a cheaper cloud. DO is getting pricier and pricier, so now I'm becoming more demanding to resources and their costs.
Thinking resourcefully and economically, what gives the most performant way to set up Espo: via docker or via traditional LAMP stack?
Now I'm running it in a 60GB droplet with 2vCPU and 2Gb RAM. Ideally, I would prefer to squeeze it into 15-20GB instance with 1-2GB RAM and cheapest CPU type.
I've read this page Configuration - EspoCRM Documentation, but I prefer to get comparative analysis between Docker and non-Docker.
I installed Espo via script in a Docker way, it is running fine, but now I'm considering moving onto a cheaper cloud. DO is getting pricier and pricier, so now I'm becoming more demanding to resources and their costs.
Thinking resourcefully and economically, what gives the most performant way to set up Espo: via docker or via traditional LAMP stack?
Now I'm running it in a 60GB droplet with 2vCPU and 2Gb RAM. Ideally, I would prefer to squeeze it into 15-20GB instance with 1-2GB RAM and cheapest CPU type.
I've read this page Configuration - EspoCRM Documentation, but I prefer to get comparative analysis between Docker and non-Docker.