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Re: Current RAM requirement
- From: Christerfer R. Frazier
- Date: Mon Dec 10 10:10:32 2001
The current RADB machine is a Sun Ultra 10 333MHz with 768MB RAM
running Solaris 2.6. The irrd process is currently utilizing 67MB of
RAM. CPU utilization is not a factor. The box has handled 1.7 million
queries totaling about 1G of data transfer during a peak day. We are
actively mirroring 36 databases. Ill put up some more detailed stats
on the RADB page.
An average configuration might be PII-500 128M running Linux or
FreeBSD 4.2.
Maybe others would like to comment about their configurations and what
limitations have come into play?
Chris Frazier
Merit
On Sun, Dec 09, 2001 at 12:43:57PM -0600, Peter E. Fry wrote:
> Silly question as I haven't fired up irrd yet, but hey. I've
> (over)estimated my requirements, but I figure I'll ask to see how
> close I am: How much RAM does one need to store the current
> complete DB (looks like 36 entities mirrored by the RADB)?
> Perhaps I should ask: How much RAM does the RADB server
> contain, and, for the heck of it, what is it (the machine)? (What
> does everybody else use?)
> I'm just cobbling together parts, space, and time to get the thing
> compiled at the moment.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Peter E. Fry
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