Alec Thomas wrote: > 2008/12/5 Robert C Corsaro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > >> Alec Thomas wrote: >> >>> 2008/12/5 Alec Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >>> >>> >>>> I should have mentioned the general traffic patterns. >>>> >>>> Analytics tells me that it gets about 1600 unique visitors a day, >>>> around 15K page views. It consumes around 100GB in bandwidth. It earns >>>> around $50 a month in AdSense revenue, which could be enough to cover >>>> costs given a cheaper hosting provider :) >>>> >>>> >> 100GB per ? How much diskspace and memory consumption? >> > > Err, yeah, whoops, around 100GB/month. > > Diskspace is small: > > - ~700MB for the Postgres DB (probably slightly less in reality). > - ~161MB for the Subversion repo. > - ~50MB for Trac. > > Thank you to everyone who has offered to help, it is much appreciated > by the Trac community. > > Also, don't worry, I won't be shutting down the server before Trac > Hacks has been safely transferred. > Well, I'll offer to put it on a linode VPS and sysop it. $50/mo with cover expenses no problem, including DNS. The only question is how much memory you typical consume and whether it's a 64-bit host or a 32-bit host(this has a big impact on memory usage). I realize you probably already know this, but `free` will tell you how much memory you are using. > >>>> The machine it's on is fairly powerful >>>> >>>> >>> ...but isn't hitting any serious load at all, so I doubt it would >>> require many resources. >>> >>> >>> >>>> 2008/12/4 Alec Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >>>> >>>> >>>>> Hello all, >>>>> >>>>> I haven't had much time to work on Trac for quite some time, and >>>>> realistically I don't think I will for some time. >>>>> >>>>> With that in mind, I can't really justify the hosting costs for >>>>> trac-hacks.org anymore. With the pathetic state of the Australian >>>>> dollar at the moment, the hosting is costing around $300AUD a month, >>>>> which is ridiculous. This started at $130USD with roughly a 1:1 >>>>> currency rate, but prices went up and our dollar went down. >>>>> >>>>> Which brings me to my point. Does anybody have server capacity for >>>>> hosting trac-hacks.org? The site is very low maintenance as-is, with >>>>> the only real manual intervention being occasional spam control and >>>>> permission changes for users granting extra access. Stable as it is, >>>>> it could use some love. It needs to be migrated to 0.11, and could >>>>> really use a fresh tin of paint. >>>>> >>>>> Alec >>>>> >>>>> -- >>>>> "I use the so called Shit Shovelling Algorithm the most. I shovel shit >>>>> from a database and present it to a user then I shovel the modified >>>>> shit (or new shit) back into the database. I also spend time making >>>>> the shit not break in IE6." >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> -- >>>> "I use the so called Shit Shovelling Algorithm the most. I shovel shit >>>> from a database and present it to a user then I shovel the modified >>>> shit (or new shit) back into the database. I also spend time making >>>> the shit not break in IE6." - cc81 >>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >>> >> > > > >
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