I think that where Mac Mini might be useful in production is if you
are using enterprise class servers for apache web serving and for the
database hosting and run a bunch of Mac Minis in between *only* for
WebObjects app serving that need no more than 1.5GB per instance.
IMHO, Mac Minis can be economical for this scenario since they are
redundant (assuming the same app is running instances on a bunch of
Mac Minis). You don't need OS X server on the Mac Minis either.
Just a thought.
YMMV, Kieran
On Nov 26, 2008, at 4:12 PM, Anjo Krank wrote:
I had to go to the hosting center for the Mini exactly one time -
to set it up there. Since then it is running without any trouble.
But you ARE aware that the disks in a mini aren't exactly server-
grade, are you? How do you run backups? Handle disaster recovery?
Restores in general?
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