...@canonical.com wrote:
On 11/26/2011 04:35 AM, Mark van Harmelen wrote:
Hi
Thanks to those who contributed to a discussion on software raid
recently, it changed my mind about the universal desirability of
hardware raid cards.
So now I'm intent on building a sw raid based machine
Hi
Thanks to those who contributed to a discussion on software raid recently,
it changed my mind about the universal desirability of hardware raid cards.
So now I'm intent on building a sw raid based machine, but mostly am
interested in performance under disc load.
Basic question: given a
Loads of recommendations - thanks everyone!
regards
mark
On Thu, Mar 10, 2011 at 11:45 AM, jurgen.depic...@let.be wrote:
configuration management, and automated backup and recovery. Nagios
is also lurking in the backs of our minds.
I can surely recommend Packt Publishing's 'Learning
Hi everyone
We are getting more serious about our random collection of servers, all
running ubuntu server 10.04+, and want to buy some books that we can use to
build our knowledge and skills.
Particularly we are interested in topics like automated deployment,
configuration management, and
Hi everyone
I have no experience of virtualisation, apart from running VirtualBox here
and there, and I'm wondering if anyone has an easy-to-do recommendation for
me, please.
We've been rebuilding one of our server set-ups that is fairly complex. Its
on 9.10.
Has anyone got any experience
be able to do a complete reinstall and test in a day. Hmmm
thinks
It seems that the largest task here is negotiating the different options :)
regards
mark
On Sun, Jun 6, 2010 at 11:40 AM, Serge van Ginderachter
se...@vanginderachter.be wrote:
On 6 June 2010 12:10, Mark van
A bit off topic? but
wire cutters (lol)
new fans eg something like
http://www.quietpc.com/gb-en-gbp/products/amx-coolers/nh-d14 if they fit
(yeah yeah are they server grade? at least they have two fans each)
BIOS settings
nice machine room somewhere
ventilated cupboard
bosses office
I
Hi everyone
I've never done this before so all hints would be gratefully received.
We are running a 9.04 server, with a single unthreaded process that is of
interest, basically one that is busy transforming the contents of a mysql
db. I want to find out if we can improve the performance of this
Maybe try during the boot sequence to get into the raid setup and look
there? Some control key or function key should get you into it, if you can
do this the particular key should be displayed as part of the pre ubuntu
boot messages
mark
On Fri, Oct 9, 2009 at 9:29 AM, Kaushal Shriyan
Hi everyone, i'm building a raid array right now, RAID 0 (yup there's a
reason), unidentified adaptec hardware in an ebay sourced server, 15K 73GB
U320 scsi x3 (HP 360209-004)
I'm being asked for a 16, 32 or 64 KB stripe size, any help soon
appreciated!!
thanks
mark
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Hi there
Dave Walker wrote:
... Personally i'm finding it quite
tricky to think of things that perhaps a novice server user would find
useful, and i suspect the rest of you will agree. Many of the tips seem
obvious, until you actually think about them.
Some thoughts to try and grow the
Hi everyone
On Mon, Aug 10, 2009 at 11:06 PM, Hakan Koseoglu ha...@koseoglu.org wrote:
4GB of RAM is not much
for a busy database application
Are there any rules of thumb or formulae for a good performant RAM
size (per core?) for a busy data base server, mySQL is the database
in
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