Can a Celeron 2Ghz handle 80k/day?
 

... Without any hiccups or slowdowns on a thumb TGP?

Yeah, if it is tuned right and running *BSD. Dunno about linux.

That's only about a hit a second.

Easy.

Shouldn't be a problem

With the right amount of BW, sure.

more important that the mp would be the amount of RAM :2 cents:

1GB DDR RAM

itll be able to do it just fine... even with the bare minimum of tweaks...


for comparison, i just had a p4 2.5ghz, do 90k uniques and counting in 4 hours.

should not be a problem

you don't have any weird scripts running with it do you?

I dont think he was looking to get one, just wanted to know if it can handle it

Should be no problem at all uinless your thumbs script is very server intensive and inefficient.

Does it look like I was offering him anything?????

err fuck.

I missread Itll for Ill

My mistake, im sorry

amen.
The type of disk (IDE/SCSI) and block-size is important, too small of a block-size = excessive amount of disk-reads on larger files like mpeg/avi's etc,
if you use larger blocksize you will have better disk-reads but storage space will suffer.

Yeah. And make sure, if you are using linux, that you use ext2 and NOT ext3.

np

it's not so much the trafic or bandwidth being used, it's the scripts runing on the server.

i'm wondering, are there any resources saying how much traffic(with and without scripts) different types of servers can handle? must be something out there

How is Comus in terms of a resource hog or server efficiency?

with comus its going to depend on how good your mysql server is... hopefully its locally on the same box!

Without exessive script usage no problem, I have a celeron 2.0Ghz server with 1GB RAM handling ~50.000 mpg gallery hits + downloads per day without any problems or high load.

Comus also isn't too load intensive, it just tracks hits and rebuilds the gallery order every 5min, you don't need a xeon to do that even with high traffic :thumbsup

TGP? MGP? What scripts, etc? there are a lot of factors to be considered