Hi Pierre,
I'm currently running an OC instance on a virtualized 1 core / 1 GB
machine for serving 4 users. It's truly enough.
The server is hosted in Gandi.net infrastructure on their IAAS solution
for 2 years now. Never had any issue. It also hosts some more services
(Coppermine, Mumble server, etc.) without any trouble - I guess that as
far as you've got a few number of users, it will run fine.
I can provide you with further information as you need.
BR
Alexandre Marchese
Le 22/11/2014 19:15, Pierre Crepier a écrit :
Hello everyone,
I use owncloud on a daily basis for the news app which works great but
I now also want to use it more and more for data backup and some sync.
My owncloud instance is hosted in a shared server and works fine when
the WebDav interface is not used since my webhoster restricts such use
which is not considered "standard" web-hosting service (fair enough)
So now, I am considering getting a VPS to run my owncloud instance and
also get better performances on the webdav side.
However, I am a bit lost when it come to choosing the amount of
cores/ram I need (space disk is not a problem, I just need a lot :) )
I do not have many users, mostly 2 but let's say that 5 users to a big
maximum of 10 might happen (close relatives somehow).
The machine will also handle a mail server but I do not think that is
a problem for any setup I know of.
I am not sure about what owncloud needs to run smoothly under such a
light load (okay, define light ...) but my first guess was 2 virtual
cores + 2 Gb of ram (my hosting allows 728 at the moment).
Anyone has any experience dimensioning small owncloud installations ?
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