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  1. #1
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    what is your shared hosting server specification ?

    Hi,

    can you share your hardware specification ?

    it may inclue cpu,ram,hdd,raid,...etc,


    thanx

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    Xeon E5520 @ 2.26GHz
    12Gb Ram
    4x250Gb HDD raid-10
    100mb port
    offsite backup

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    Should it not be a 1000Mbps port?



    Quote Originally Posted by EmuHost-Pete View Post
    Xeon E5520 @ 2.26GHz
    12Gb Ram
    4x250Gb HDD raid-10
    100mb port
    offsite backup
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    We use the following exclusively across all servers:-
    • Dual Quad Core CPU (8 Cores)
    • 32GB RAM
    • 15K SA-SCSI (SAS) Hard Drives
    • RAID10 Array
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    Quote Originally Posted by BarackObama View Post
    Should it not be a 1000Mbps port?
    I've found 100 to be more than enough for the number of clients i like to keep per server. Plus it is easily upgraded if extra capacity is required

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    We run the following accross all off our shared servers:

    2x Intel Xeon CPU X3440 @ 2.53GHz
    12GB ECC REGISTERED RAM
    4x 250GB HDD's (RAID-10 SETUP)
    100mbps port
    Running: cPanel/WHM, Ngnix etc

    Works out to be a rather nice setup

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    The connection speed on the server is 100 mbps (mega bits per second)

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    2 x Intel Xeon E5620 (16 threads)
    24GB DDR3
    6-8 SAS drives in RAID10

    We like to use Dell R610 or Dell R710.
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    can any other freind share me with your experience ? thanx

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    Quote Originally Posted by Giant View Post
    We run the following accross all off our shared servers:

    2x Intel Xeon CPU X3440 @ 2.53GHz
    12GB ECC REGISTERED RAM
    4x 250GB HDD's (RAID-10 SETUP)
    100mbps port
    Running: cPanel/WHM, Ngnix etc

    Works out to be a rather nice setup
    can X3440 install two on the one mother board ?thanx

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    Quote Originally Posted by ttgt View Post
    can X3440 install two on the one mother board ?thanx
    I always was led to belive that you couldn't dual the X34 series?!

    Anyhow our shared boxes are all;

    Dell PE 2U Units
    Single Xeon CPU (2nd CPU kept in stock incase needed)
    8GB Min Ram
    8x SAS HDD
    RAID 10
    With all redundancy options ticked (dual psu etc).
    100Mbit Port

    We tend to run quite a low number of clients per box to always have strech space for any client.

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    Intel® Xeon® X3440 Quadcore 64 Bit
    16GB RAM
    2x 1,500 GB SATA II-HDD RAID
    100Mbit Port

    My first server, for now is doing ok

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rob-Rackedeu View Post
    I always was led to belive that you couldn't dual the X34 series?!

    Anyhow our shared boxes are all;

    Dell PE 2U Units
    Single Xeon CPU (2nd CPU kept in stock incase needed)
    8GB Min Ram
    8x SAS HDD
    RAID 10
    With all redundancy options ticked (dual psu etc).
    100Mbit Port

    We tend to run quite a low number of clients per box to always have strech space for any client.

    http://ark.intel.com/Product.aspx?id=42927

    Max CPU Configuration 1


    He is just trying to inflate his low low end quad cores ego by saying 2X....

    We run a beastly hybrid server setup

    2x 5640s
    24GB Ram
    12x 600GB 15k Raid 6.

    400 Accounts with Percona MySQL.

    Regular shared mysql is quad with 4x 1tb raid 5... iowait is considered ok for el-cheapo shared hosting.
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    for centos,the more ram the better?im sure it is yes,

    but if the ram is 16g,should i set any setting for centos to tell his there is 16GB ram ?

    or centos/os will do his best to use all the ram for better performance if he need ?


    thanx

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    Quote Originally Posted by Visbits View Post
    http://ark.intel.com/Product.aspx?id=42927

    2x 5640s
    24GB Ram
    12x 600GB 15k Raid 6.
    Which chassis do you use for that?
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    do you think more ram is important ? or sas is important than sata ?

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    Xeon E5520 @ 2.26GHz
    16Gb Ram
    2x600Gb HDD raid-10
    100mb port
    R1 soft offsite nightly backup

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    Quote Originally Posted by HostGuts View Post
    2x600Gb HDD raid-10
    Really?..

    Raid 10 requires 4 drives.

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    any more suggestion or experience to share ? thanx

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    a lot of solid not possible configurations in this topic.

    We run the following

    Dual Xeon 5520 Or Dual Xeon 5620
    12gb ram
    4x300GB 15K SAS in Raid-10 (Adaptec 5405 or 5405z)
    We use R1Soft for backups

    It does the job for us.
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    Looking at the specs of some of these servers is IO the biggest limiting factor on the number of accounts you can fit on a single box?

    2x 5640s
    24GB Ram
    12x 600GB 15k Raid 6.

    400 Accounts with Percona MySQL.
    That seems like a lot of spec for 400 accounts. What are you charging for each plan for the ROI to be worth it?

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    any other friend can share your experience ? thanx

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    We run the following configuration on our shared servers:

    (Quad core) Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU X3450 @ 2.67GHz or
    Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5620 @ 2.40GHz (Dual CPU) (Quad core)
    8GB ECC REGISTERED RAM
    4 X 1T HDD's (Software RAID-10)
    100mbps port

    We limit amount of users per server.
    usually keep the load below 3/4 of the resources.
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    Secret

    But lots of Ram (16Gb+), SAS HDDs in RAID, 16-32 CPU Cores, 1000Mbit Port.
    They run behind a very good Caching/Loadbalancing system and we also do Daily backups to other Servers.

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    While we work on out our plans for our own 100% owned and operated Cloud we're renting resources from another upstream provider.

    Basically, once we're utilizing about 65-75% of our current allotment for our Shared server we'll simply add more RAM/Storage/CPU. This way, we're never really paying too much more than we need and we're able to maintain a pretty steady percentage of unused resources to accommodate any sort of spikes in usage (non-overloaded server). The same for our Reseller server.

    Combined with Varnish Cache, the performance is great.
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