On Wed, 15 Dec 2010, Chuong Dao wrote:
I would look into the growth rate of your database size. If you can fit
your database in RAM(limited by 32-bit), then 32-bit should be fine.
remember that on a 32 bit system, the entire system is limited to 4G, and
any one application is limited to 1G of ram.
given the sizes of ram available nowdays, it seems like an obvious win to
go 64 bit, especially for a fairly dedicated box running few apps like you
are looking at.
David Lang
I'm irritated that I'm being forced to build this thing as 32bit. It's
a RSyslog, Cacti, Nagios system, and if I build it, I'm pretty much
signing my name to this. It becomes a "JQ built server". I just feel
like going 64bit is better for "future proofing" this thing than 32bit.
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-= JQ =-
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