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To break the terabyte barrier for the Indy Minute Sort, the computer science researchers built a system made up of 52 computer nodes. Each node is a commodity server with two quad-core processors, 24 gigabytes (GB) memory and sixteen 500 GB disks – all inter-connected by a Cisco Nexus 5020 switch. Cisco donated the switches as a part of their research engagement with the UC San Diego Center for Networked Systems. The compute cluster is hosted at Calit2.
Finally bought my Mini Server. Having all my drives in one place is so much more convenient.. Plus with OSX server things are just more interesting :P
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After brewing coffee in a large coffee maker, these insulated coffee servers can be used at individual tables or the dessert table to allow more guests to get a cup of coffee without waiting in a line.
These servers can also be used for cold beverages. Ice tea or ice coffee is great during the hot summer months. Offer a variety of juices for your guests - these insulated containers will keep it cold.
My server had a little planned downtime, my server had to move to another rack and in the meantime I could swap some memory-modules...
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Finally got around to moving the old Mac G4 which holds my web photo albums into the closet, out of the way, making room at my desk to get the Mac Pro currently set up on my dinette table moved into the den. Eventually, the Mac Pro will power the new and improved photo server, and this G4 will go bye-bye.
The power supply has been fitted and wired up, as have the pass through connectors for Ethernet and USB. Now all that remains is the Pi.
Antec 3800 Case
Antec TruPower 2.0 320W PSU (from Sonata)
Asus ??? Micro-ATX Motherboard (Onboard Graphics/Video/LAN)
AMD Athlon 64 X2 3800+ EE
2GB DDR4200 RAM
2x 160GB IDE Western Digital HDD
1x 120GB SATA Western Digital HDD
1x 320GB SATA Maxtor HDD
10/100MB Network Card
My main servers. From left:
Dual Dual Core Opteron 16GB - VMware ESX
Dual Opteron 8GB - CentOS 5.1 3TB
Dual Dual Core Opteron 16GB - CentOS 5.1 5TB
HP ML110 8GB - VMware ESX
2x 16 port Dell Gigabit switches
8 port HP KVM
APC Remote Power Management
Ikea TV shelfy standy thing, on castors with surge protectors screwed to the sides. It makes it easier to spin around and re-cable the servers.