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How to set up server monitoring system with Monit
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Yes, I play this game in case you didn't know. I got close to finishing this and a whole late 1920's style city on a good public server, but the world was erased because someone lagged the map so much it got corrupted. So I ask you, my fellow Minecraftians, what are some good servers to play on?
These lights were very intelligently installed. The orange-hue florescent lights are temporary, as they have a lifetime of only a few years, and are installed over what will soon be cages for server racks, which will make them nearly possible to change.
To get around that, they will be removed, because the bluer ones at the top of the pole are LEDs, and have an estimated lifetime of 40 years.
I got a CMA (Cable Management Arm) with my server too, but unfortunately it didn't fit in my rack, I was so disappointed, and just look at that mess.
Update November, 15, 2011
Installed new Dell R510 server, labeled all the cables in the rack, added new KVM, and changed OS on LEVIATHAN.
R510 Specs:
Name: CynoGriffon
2 x Intel Xeon E5620 @ 2.4 GHz
24 GB of RAM
8 x 2TB Seagate HDDs totalling 16TB (10TB Usable with RAID-Z 2)
8GB USB Flash drive Running OS
OS: FreeNAS
The R510 is a beautiful server, by far my favorite.
See set description for description of other equipment.
Hey guys, the new server is almost ready to put up! In about half an hour I'll post the IP. Thanks, and stay posted! Please comment if you mean to connect later today!
IP:198.12.65.62:25865
-Alex
these are the 3 servers a Database server, and 2 media servers, In all there are about 24 terabytes of storage,
I'm trying to modify a tower case to house a 1U server. I need to take a final pic, but it didn't turn out so good. I ended up not having a location for the SATA drives due to not having any power cables. I had to lay the back plane board on top and put the drives in up there. Not very good though since if someone so much as bumps the system, the drives could slide out causing a system failure.
I might just end up trying to mush it all into my PC system that converted into a server. All I really need is the memory and drive space. I'm not hurting for CPU power in that thing (dual core AMD 6000)
Screenshot of the Amazon Initiative Interactive Map Server, for use on the CIAT blog (http://ciatlibrary.blogspot.com/2010/01/interactive-amazon-map-could-help.html).
At the offices of Hillary Clinton's campaign in Manchester, NH. They had Cisco 7940s on every desk and they have a server room in their office. No one else came close to this IT infrastructure.
Server: mc.zedwork.co.uk Website: www.zedwork.co.uk via Tumblr blog.zedwork.co.uk/post/54286498240/server-mc-zedwork-co-...
Black machine:
File/Authentication Server
CentOS
2.0GHz Athlon XP
2GB PC2700
2x 1.0TB Western Digital HDDs (RAID Mirroring)
1x 80gb Maxtor HDD (Boot Disk)
Top rackmount:
Web/Database Server
Ubuntu Server x64 9.10
2x 2.0GHz Opteron 2212
8GB PC2-3200 ECC
1x 500gb Seagate HDD
Bottom rackmount:
Thin Client Server
Ubuntu Desktop x32 8.10
2x 2.8GHz.Opteron 254
16GB PC3200 ECC
1x 250GB Seagate HDD
MORE POWER!!!