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Overall pic of internals. System is currently running a Celeron D CPU with 1GB of ram, plenty for a storage server, but if it ever gets too loaded I can just as easily put a dual-core P4 in it's place. primary OS drive is a 160GB SATAII drive I had extra partitioned into a 60GB OS part and 100GB Data part.
geek technique... built on (top of) proven technology! (very proven i can tell you!)
today i received some CPUs by mail (not insured, not nothing and on the outside it said what it contains, two Xeons including value... it's a miracle they arrived! (well, or my mailman isn't a geek, which is quite possible)...
these are for my second server, so in total, my website will run on four (old) xeons... four cores! ...eeeerm... ;-)
Half of a full rack of Dells. We have four full racks with more servers on the way. Not sure where the new ones are going to fit.
Built by: Miakalina /VisitRegion Athenos Server: mc.zedwork.co.uk Website: www.zedwork.co.uk via Tumblr bit.ly/17g73sj
This is now a pretty much maximized old school dual Xeon... with hardware RAID 10 and 4x73GB SCSI U320 as disk I/O
somehow i thought this package was already lost in the mail... especially since i saw how the Xeons arrived in the mail a few days back (not insured or such)...
But... it seems my package with the true value written on the outside got held up at the border and i had to pay taxes on it...
Well... that's better than getting lost in total, right?
So, I think this was the last part for my never ending server number two, i better get going now and colocate this thing! ^_^
Nothing more fun than rolling silverware outside in 84 degree heat after running around for seven hours, right gals?
Helio in center. Heap on the right. Equipment on the left. Helio handles irc2 of boxnode as well as some other stuff. Heap does some misc stuff and some backups.
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Catalyst Open Source Academy, 6-15 January 2015; catalyst.net.nz/academy
The students set up their own server in the cloud on OpenStack. Karen takes them through the process step by step.
Photos by Steve Williams, license: creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/ and source url is mira.sbw.org/photos/20070803/
The result of two days of work: built a shelf for the servers to sit on, a shelf for the keyboard, installed lcd monitor on swing arm. New gigabit switch and POE switch too...
Robert, our personal web host and file server, is decked out and ready for the holidays. Maybe he'll find a stick of RAM in his stocking come Christmas morning. If he's bad and bogs down on me, I'll stick a fat magnet in there.