Re: [Jajuk-dev] 2009 budget done

[Bertrand F. <ber...@fl...>]

The current resources are well tuned now :

It is a Debian Sarge running on a Xen partition. we use two Gandi shares
(see http://www.gandi.net/hosting/ ) :

memory : 512 Mb
CPU : ~2 * 586 at 200 Mhz (yes, really, we don't need more actually,
Gnu/Linux rocks ! ;-) )
Disk :
-> 2,5 GB for the system (thanks Debian headless here ;-))
-> 10 GB for data
-> 13 GB for backup (incremental on 20 days)
disk are virtualized and redundant (Serial attached SCSI on RAID 60, yeah !)

We mainly run :
- A tomcat (for hudson and another app)
- An apache  (mod PHP) for our mediawiki + trac (mod python)
- Some admin services (I don't detail here for security reasons)
- SSH services

Note that we are also looking for a free backup service (ideally rsync
over ssh) to cut costs.

- Bertrand

Dominik Stadler wrote:
> How much resources do you need? I.e. how much disk space, backup space and
> CPU power? This also runs the Hudson instance, right?
>
> Thanks... Dominik.
>
> On Wed, Dec 30, 2009 at 7:19 PM, Bertrand Florat <ber...@fl...>wrote:
>
>   
>> Antonis Thomas wrote:
>>     
>>> Check  http://www.justhost.com/  which is supposed to be the hosting
>>> solution of the year according to the hosting solutions review sites.
>>> It's pretty cheap but to be honest I cant say if it's enough for jajuk.
>>> Check it and feed us back..
>>>
>>>       
>> Thanks but do they provide dedicated servers support (IAAS) or only SAAS
>> ? I don't see any dedicated servers services (we need a dedicated server
>> for many reasons including the use of Tomcat).
>>
>>     
>>> cheers,
>>> Antonis
>>>
>>>
>>> On 12/30/2009 04:59 PM, Bertrand Florat wrote:
>>>
>>>       
>>>> Hi folks,
>>>>
>>>> I updated the 2009 year project budget and closed the year 2009. It is
>>>> available at http://jajuk.info/index.php/Project_budget
>>>>
>>>> To sum up, it is very bad :-) incomes dicreased as much as costs
>>>> increased. All time project balance is now of -645.49* *€. Google Ad
>>>> Sense now pays very little and Gandi price increased due to the end of
>>>> beta period and to buying of backup quota we use to save website data.
>>>>
>>>> Conclusions :
>>>> - We can't expect much income increases (especially these days with the
>>>> crisis) and we should cut costs.
>>>> - We probably want to find another hosting solution, let us know if you
>>>> know a cheaper dedicated hosting solution.
>>>>
>>>> Cheers,
>>>>
>>>> - Bertrand
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>         
>>>
>>>       
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