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Bernhard Krenn

Hi @ all!

At Odoo - Download page I saw the new v8.0(RC). Does this mean, that this version is stable and ready for productive use?

I´m running a Hairstyling & Barbershop salon with 3 employees and wholesale.

I want to use stock management - , sales - , finance -, POS - and WEB - modules (Homepage and store).

Which is best practice for the installation and updating, from GitHub or nightly.openerp.com?

I´d like to run it as a reverse proxy installation with NGINX and ISPConfig on a scalable V-server. My test-system is already working but I´m a little concerned about updating and patching the system as not beeing an expert in programming nad server hosting.

Many thanks in advance for any recommandation.

Greetings from Vienna

Bernhard

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Fabien Pinckaers (fp)
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RCs are not ready for production. I suggest you to wait for the final release, that is expected to be released this month. For a 3 users implementation, you should go for the online offer, it's way more easy and up-to-date. Everything is setup out-of-the-box.

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Brett Lehrer
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No, RCs are not intended for production use.

That setup is almost exactly what I'm running right now and it's been fine the last 7 months in production.  As long as you keep both the test environment and production environment, and run all updates on the test environment first, you should be fine.

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Bernhard Krenn
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Hi Brett, many thanks, this is very helpful! Do you have any additional hints in terms of this setup for me? Many thanks in advance!

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Deniz
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I can't really comment on production use, but this information might be useful, in case you haven't seen it yet: 

github.com/odoo/odoo/wiki/GitHub-Transition 

I found it mentioned in

www.odoo.com/forum/help-1/question/what-is-the-status-of-odoo-v8-stable-status-translations-migrated-to-github-60225

I've been recommended to install from the community mainted github.com/OCA/OCB repo - but again that might not be ready for production use.

Hope the urls don't get stripped out...

 

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Bernhard Krenn
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Hi Deniz, thx, very interesting! I knew the links. In terms of installing OCA/OCB this might be interesting for you: https://github.com/OCA/OCB/compare/odoo:8.0...8.0