New server request
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uxbod at splatnix.net
Tue Apr 8 20:27:19 IST 2008
plus removing a single point of failure.
Regards,
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----- "Julian Field" <MailScanner at ecs.soton.ac.uk> wrote:
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> Remove all checking ? ;) 5 mins for something that does not have a guaranteed (RFC) delivery time anyway is damn good! Yes you could put in a SAN/iSCSI but as already been said make sure loads of cache. Why not put the OS etc on SSDs ? Man, you could keep going all day and spend loads of dosh, but what great fun :D
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> I would run numerous tests throughout different loads on the system to truly ascertain where the issue is.
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Definitely. Work out exactly where to target the money. And in my view
you'll get better value from 2 half-price servers than 1 very expensive one.
Jules
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