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06-12-2002, 12:56 PM #1WHT Addict
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For bandwidth, am I right ?...
What do you think about this...
If I've got 10 000 users per day on a site and if each user see 10 pages (50Ko each one), it means :
(10 000 x 10) x 50 = 5 000 000 Ko or 4,76MB per day and 143MB of data transfert (bandwidth) per month.
Is it correct please ?
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06-12-2002, 01:00 PM #2Web Hosting Master
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Re: For bandwidth, am I right ?...
Originally posted by Bot
(10 000 x 10) x 50 = 5 000 000 Ko or 4,76MB
1MB is roughly 1000KB (yea ... yea .. 1024KB )
So your 5 millions KB should be roughly equal to 5GB/day
so ... roughly 150GB/mo ...
See, you are only off by 'not much'
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06-12-2002, 01:59 PM #3WHT Addict
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Lol, yep I make a little mistake with the french Ko and the english Kb
Thanx for your answer
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06-12-2002, 03:55 PM #4Web Hosting Master
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yes that's about right 5 gigs per day.
but here is the best question
when does the usage hit peak, if the page loads are happening all at one time, 1 mbit = about 10.2 gigs a day or about 500 megs an hour.
then you as a customer of a web shop need to have access to a 3 mbit pipe. this is based that 30% of the activity will happen over a 2 hour basis. and the rest is normal.
Just something to consider.
SIde note: anybody think differently please post, I ran into this problem 2 months ago and came up with the above solution after looking at the consumtion graph.
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06-12-2002, 04:28 PM #5Web Hosting Master
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Don't forget to lower the number for cached pages. Looking at my own server logs for a high volume site I run, I'm surprised at how many pages are actually cached and not really transferred.
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06-12-2002, 06:48 PM #6Web Hosting Master
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Originally posted by hostpath.com
Don't forget to lower the number for cached pages. Looking at my own server logs for a high volume site I run, I'm surprised at how many pages are actually cached and not really transferred.
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06-13-2002, 06:44 AM #7WHT Addict
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That's right, it's important.