The following table displays the hardware specifications for Processing workers. These requirements are determined by the number of workers needed to achieve a specified range of throughput (# of GB/day).
Worker Specifications
CPU 8 core (physical)
RAM 16 GB
Network 1 Gbps
Storage Windows Temp SSD recommended
Server Physical recommended *
Expected throughput 100-150 GB/day **
* The primary reason for using physical workers is for performance. The overhead from virtualization can cause degradation in performance, particularly during text extraction and other CPU-intensive operations. If you do choose to virtualize your workers, beware of over-committing resources on the host. If you have hyper-threading enabled on the host, you may need to allocate 16 vCPUs to each worker to achieve results similar to those in the Processing performance baselines.
Port 443 will need to be enabled for secure transactions to go through because it is the default port for HTTPS which is the transfer protocol for secure communication.
This way your credit card transactions will be encrypted to ensure protection from those who would seek to steal your data and your money.
The answer is true. Data redundancies should be avoided,
because redundancy of information or encoded data, may cause inconsistencies
within the database itself and the system and also redundant information can
consume a lot of storage space and will just waste it, which is why it is
important to avoid data redundancy.
