On Thu, Jan 08, 2015 at 09:14:19AM +0000, Andy Gaskell wrote: > I guess on the same note we should move stuff off hackerdeen.org onto the > same server as everything else.
Yes, moving the hub to garioch (our current VPS) has been on my TODO list for ages. I can easilly set up the python part of hackhub there but the actual user credentials are in LDAP rather than the main DB, I don't know what I'm doing setting the LDAP server up and have never quite gotten motivated enough to learn. If anybody who does know what they're doing woulf like to help that would be much appreciated. > On 8 January 2015 at 01:50, Iain R. Learmonth <i...@fsfe.org> wrote: > > With the current number of pages on the wiki, 192MB of RAM is > > required to hold the full triplestore. This will grow as the wiki > > does, but I do not see it using more than 2GB for at least a > > year. Obviously, allow extra RAM for the OS and stuff. I would > > recommend at least 2 cores being available for the wiki if you > > want it to be as responsive as it currently is. Garioch is currently provided by bitfolk for free. It's their base spec VPS so has 480MiB of memory. It's currently sitting with a bit over 200MiB free so the new wiki would probably fit in it without any upgrades. That would make it "full" though and we could easilly get past "full" with the wiki expanding. Adding more memory would cost £2.50 per 240MiB (or less if you pay for more than a month at a time - I'd vote for going for at least quarterly to save someone having to pay it every month). This looks to be cheapest option, at least for the short term till we need to add lots more memory. Taking the server to 2640MiB would be £22.50/month and I think somewhere around there there are probably cheaper options. Iain, what happens when the wiki gets bigger than available memory? Does it just get slow or actually stop working? I'm wondering if/how much we need to over provision and monitor resources to protect against this. Robert ________________________________________________________ Robert McWilliam r...@allmail.net www.ormiret.com Accident, n.: A condition in which presence of mind is good, but absence of body is better.
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