Re: [cobalt-users] New to Internet servers

[alonsog@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Now that you mention it, what's the maximum amount of RAM a Raq3 can hold?
How many slots do they have? and, what type of memory do they take?

Thanks
Alonso Garcia

On Wed, 29 Mar 2000 11:50:48 -0800 Kris Dahl wrote:

> on 3/29/00 11:30 AM, Stephen Mc Carron at newlyons@xxxxxx wrote:
> 
> > I have a Raq3 with 32/8.4 configuration, which will ultimately host
> about
> > 100 domains, with 2/3 emails accounts per domain and fairly low
> traffic.
> > 
> > Do I need to upgrade to a higher spec raq??
> 
> It depends a lot more on what kind of sites you are hosting than the
> actual
> number.
> 
> Are you performing a lot of CGI, PERL or DB work?  Are you planning on
> doing
> so in the future?
> 
> What is your current load (number of sites, etc.) vs. your load average,
> memory usage, etc?  Spit out the contents of /proc/meminfo, run uptime,
> top,
> etc. to get an idea of how your machine is handling its current load.
> 
> Its fairly safe to say that 32M isn't going to be a good amount of RAM to

> run very many sites of any complexity and traffic load.  RAM is cheap,
> and
> I'd really suggest getting all you can afford (256M should really be the
> standard configuration).
> 
> 
> -k
> 
> 
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