Hardware for CAS server

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Gustavo Hartmann

Hardware for CAS server

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Hi,

 

We’re buying new kit for our CAS server and wondered what the right spec would be? These are the application requirements:

 

1)     Total 30 thousand users in the system: peaks of 300 to 500 simultaneous logins

2)     We’re using CentOS 64-bit and Tomcat

3)     Authentication is based on a REST web service that talks to a MySQL database.

4)     Server will not be dedicated as we will have other tomcat apps running on it

 

This is what we were thinking in terms of hardware:

 

Dell Core2Duo E7300 (2x2.66GHz)

8GB of RAM

2x250GB SATA2 RAID1

 

Any thoughts are welcome. Not sure whether CPU, RAM or Disk is the most important bit here.

 

Thanks,

Gustavo

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Scott Battaglia-2

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Your ram and disk should be more than fine.  We generally deploy on Sun Hardware so I'm not sure I can compare the processors (if you're familiar with both, then we use the Sun T5120)


On Thu, Oct 15, 2009 at 11:58 AM, Gustavo Hartmann <[hidden email]> wrote:

Hi,

 

We’re buying new kit for our CAS server and wondered what the right spec would be? These are the application requirements:

 

1)     Total 30 thousand users in the system: peaks of 300 to 500 simultaneous logins

2)     We’re using CentOS 64-bit and Tomcat

3)     Authentication is based on a REST web service that talks to a MySQL database.

4)     Server will not be dedicated as we will have other tomcat apps running on it

 

This is what we were thinking in terms of hardware:

 

Dell Core2Duo E7300 (2x2.66GHz)

8GB of RAM

2x250GB SATA2 RAID1

 

Any thoughts are welcome. Not sure whether CPU, RAM or Disk is the most important bit here.

 

Thanks,

Gustavo

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