On Thu, 20 Nov 2003, Shridhar Daithankar wrote:

> hizibiz wrote:
> 
> > Gurus,
> > 
> > I'll be running a medium size server ( its dual Xeon with 512 MB of RAM ) 
> > for a web based processing system which will run postgress, apache and 
> > tomcat ( the application will be JSP based ) with around 20 - 60 
> > simutaneous users. The database may have around 80 tables. Some tables may 
> > have maximum 50000 records but most of them will have less than 20000 
> > records. 
> > 
> > I plan the follwing parititioning scheme for the server. Pls comment.
> > 
> > 1. swap       ---- 1024 MB
> > 2. /          ----  500 MB
> > 3. /boot      ----  250 MB
> > 4. /home      ---- 2450 MB
> > 5. /usr       ---- 4000 MB
> > 6. /usr/local ---- 1250 MB
> > 7. /opt       ---- 1500 MB
> > 8. /var       ---- 7000 MB
> 
> Another opinion from a developer.
> 
> /     1GB-1.5GB
> Swap  256MB
> /mnt1 16GB
> /mnt2 18GB

possibly not because i cann't get rid of the hardware RAID ed HDDs. 
bottleneck in the name of fault tolerance !! i'll take the advises from 
Sri, Devdas and Stithaprajna.

> 
> Compile everything by hand. Especially for postgresql, hand tuning is better 
> than tons of RPMS spread across. At least personally I think so.
> 

i plan to keep postgres out of RPM touches along with necessary JDBCs as 
proposed by Devdas.


> You may not choose to install compilers on this machine. So get a identical 
> software development machines where you can compile your own packages and install.
> 

i would like to keep compilers there itself. though the idea of keeping a 
parallel test system is excellent and i'm taking it.

> HTH
> 
>   Shridhar
> 

thanks to all of you !!
regs
-hizibiz
> 
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