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*64G RAM with 10G link handles | *64G RAM with 10G link handles 10000 apache requests per second [https://www.quora.com/How-much-traffic-can-a-dedicated-server-handle]. This appears to handle 120k concurrent users on the wiki if they edit once per minute. | ||
*8GB RAM/100Mbps Bandwidth: 150 Apache Requests/Sec, 300 NGINX Requests/Sec, 500 LS Requests/Sec. | *8GB RAM/100Mbps Bandwidth: 150 Apache Requests/Sec, 300 NGINX Requests/Sec, 500 LS Requests/Sec. | ||
**This is a cheap home server. That can still handle 10M+ web hits per day. | |||
*8 Cores CPU/32GB RAM/1Gbps Bandwidth: 2000 Apache Requests/Sec, 2500 NGINX Requests/Sec, 7000 LS Requests/Sec (Minimum requirements for Shared Hosting Servers) | *8 Cores CPU/32GB RAM/1Gbps Bandwidth: 2000 Apache Requests/Sec, 2500 NGINX Requests/Sec, 7000 LS Requests/Sec (Minimum requirements for Shared Hosting Servers) | ||
**This is cheap for example on Hetzner $50. 2000 requests per second still means 178M hits per 24 hrs! | |||
Revision as of 06:19, 24 July 2024
- 64G RAM with 10G link handles 10000 apache requests per second [1]. This appears to handle 120k concurrent users on the wiki if they edit once per minute.
- 8GB RAM/100Mbps Bandwidth: 150 Apache Requests/Sec, 300 NGINX Requests/Sec, 500 LS Requests/Sec.
- This is a cheap home server. That can still handle 10M+ web hits per day.
- 8 Cores CPU/32GB RAM/1Gbps Bandwidth: 2000 Apache Requests/Sec, 2500 NGINX Requests/Sec, 7000 LS Requests/Sec (Minimum requirements for Shared Hosting Servers)
- This is cheap for example on Hetzner $50. 2000 requests per second still means 178M hits per 24 hrs!