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#1 xWa

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Posted 11 July 2013 - 04:53 PM

Anyone checked to see optimal resources to allot for each instance of Abrosia to keep it running at full potential as to determine the best number of instances to run on a particular machine?  Might figure it out this weekend, but figured I'd ask if anyone's figured it out.  Just crunching numbers and is a pretty big factor.

 

Main resource being ram per instance, need to know a peak high ram usage for typical use (not system issues, but typical use throughout the day) as well as average ram usage.



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    #2 shrouded

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    Posted 11 July 2013 - 07:17 PM

    I ran two per micro EC2 instance. Now I don't have too many issues because I have servers at the lab and Rack space gives me hosting if I need it because we gave a tech talk there.

    #3 xWa

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    Posted 11 July 2013 - 08:07 PM

    I ran two per micro EC2 instance. Now I don't have too many issues because I have servers at the lab and Rack space gives me hosting if I need it because we gave a tech talk there.

    How much ram was on a micro ec2 instance? I know I won't have issues with CPU before I have issues with ram, unsure how much ram this program utilizes and don't have an opportunity to run it and monitor at the moment.



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    Posted 11 July 2013 - 08:12 PM

    <650mb if I remember correctly. It's available on the AWS website. 



    #5 xWa

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    Posted 11 July 2013 - 08:23 PM

    <650mb if I remember correctly. It's available on the AWS website. 

    Alright, thanks.  The information on amazon's site is hard to find actual figures.  But a google search helped me find it on another site. :)




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