weblined
06-13-2002, 11:53 AM
Hi,
I'm looking to host about 70 accounts (the number will go up to about 110 by the end of the year). Most are brochureware although about 10 are e-commerce (with another 10 on the way). In addition to webhosting, I'd like to offer limited email services. Once the server is up and running, we'll probably be adding some custom PHP/MySQL apps and maybe a VBulletin or 2 to some of the sites. I don't have a handle on traffic, but think it will be under 50Gb/month total. The drive need not be bigger than 20 Gigs.
I've received quotes on 20 Gig IDE drives and 18 Gig SCSI.
Quotes on dual PIIIs, single PIII, single AMD at various speeds.
Quotes on 512 and 1Gig Ram.
I've already decided that I would like to run RedHat 7.2 with Plesk PSA 2.5.
I have a budget of about 600-800 per month. Given my needs, any help with putting together a spec for a well rounded fast system would be greatly appreciated. Some of that budget will need to go to managed back ups on a second drive and a firewall. I'm leaning towards Rackspace (I know the prices are higher, but reliability is essential).
Thanks in advance,
Steve
I'm looking to host about 70 accounts (the number will go up to about 110 by the end of the year). Most are brochureware although about 10 are e-commerce (with another 10 on the way). In addition to webhosting, I'd like to offer limited email services. Once the server is up and running, we'll probably be adding some custom PHP/MySQL apps and maybe a VBulletin or 2 to some of the sites. I don't have a handle on traffic, but think it will be under 50Gb/month total. The drive need not be bigger than 20 Gigs.
I've received quotes on 20 Gig IDE drives and 18 Gig SCSI.
Quotes on dual PIIIs, single PIII, single AMD at various speeds.
Quotes on 512 and 1Gig Ram.
I've already decided that I would like to run RedHat 7.2 with Plesk PSA 2.5.
I have a budget of about 600-800 per month. Given my needs, any help with putting together a spec for a well rounded fast system would be greatly appreciated. Some of that budget will need to go to managed back ups on a second drive and a firewall. I'm leaning towards Rackspace (I know the prices are higher, but reliability is essential).
Thanks in advance,
Steve
