Hi, 

Thanks for the reply. I’ve told the admin of our sponsoring organization our 
preferred specs. He’ll look for a suitable provider. So let’s see what happens.

Once again, I’d like to thank everybody for their advices. 

Stephan


Am 10.09.2014 um 00:23 schrieb Bruce A. Metcalf 
<bruce.metc...@augustansociety.net>:

> 
> On 09/07/2014 01:50 AM, Witoszynskyj Stephan wrote:
>> we are a (very) small library. We are using Koha since a couple of months. 
>> So far our installation is „offline“ (on an old Mac Mini that is not 
>> accessible from the internet). Now we want to go online. Due to our limited 
>> budget the only option will be renting a virtual server. However, I have no 
>> idea which specifications will be sufficient in our case. I know that more 
>> is always better, but our financial resources are really limited.
>> 
>> The offerings that I currently have, have following specifications:
>> * Single Core, 512 MB RAM, 20 GB hard disk
>> * Single Core, 1024 MB RAM, 40 GB hard disk
>> 
>> We have less than 5000 books and less than 250 customers.
> Even the small size should be more than adequate, though take note of 
> comments others have made about speed vs. RAM.
> 
> I'm running a Dual Core, 2000 MB RAM, 8 GB hard disk for 3000 books. It runs 
> as fast as a dedicated box on my test bench, and there's plenty of overhead. 
> (Though as I'm a reference library, there's no circulation use.)
> 
> What I suggest you consider is a virtual hosting service that permits you to 
> adjust your RAM, hard drive space, and perhaps bandwidth on the fly. I've 
> changed my configuration a dozen times as my wee system has grown, and it's 
> nice to know I'm only 5 minutes from more drive space!
> 
> My provider is RimuHosting (more Kiwis!) and the above system is costing me 
> about US$20/month. One could do well with much less. Buy small and upgrade as 
> you feel the need.
> 
>> I’m sorry that I’m asking a question that has been asked a hundred times…
> No apology needed. It's an excellent question, and the answer will evolve 
> over time, so it's good to ask again.
> 
> Regards,
> / Bruce /
> Bruce A. Metcalf
> Library Director
> The Augustan Society, Inc.
> 
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