From: Mike S. <oop...@gm...> - 2009-01-19 11:15:11
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On Mon, Jan 19, 2009 at 3:42 AM, Fabien Chéreau <fab...@go...> wrote: > You can make tests but it sounds pretty tough to me! > For Stellarium, there are probably more critical things to do since we > already plan to make the DSS work with conventional servers in the > next weeks/months. But I also agree that such a system would be quite > innovative if it works. > For other tasks, please see/add/comment the Blueprints at > https://blueprints.launchpad.net/stellarium Agreed. I will. > The size of the complete multi-resolution DSS that I have here is less > than 250GB and my old estimation of the bandwidth is about 30TB/day, > which is a lot but is also very uncertain because we don't have good > estimation of number of users and also because these figure were done > close to the server with an almost infinite bandwidth. So let's say > that we can live with 10 TB/day. That's a lot more bandwidth than I imagined. In fact, I had to set up an analogy in my head just to think about it :-). Do you really mean multiple servers? That's over 100MB/s you're talking about. I'm sure you've already thought about this; I'm just curious. > Before we buy any server, the plan is to create a "Stellarium > association" which will allow to collect and use donation money in a > proper and transparent way. I started the administrative tasks helped > by a friend in France (we want to create a so called "1901 law > association", which is a french-based association because this is the > law I know the best). I expected that would have to be done, and of course it's a good thing. I'm somewhat familiar with American laws regarding non-profits, but I know nothing about the French system. Good luck! Mike |