I am planning to upgrade my current, very old server (Dual E5-2430 Xeons, 12 cores/24 HT with SATA SSDs) which has been doing duty as a shared hosting server for around 400 websites. Have noticed slow website loading times. 95% sites are using PHP/MySQL(Wordpress).
From the time I got the server and now, so many new CPUs have come out and looks like the xeon e3/e5 lines have been discontinued. Dual scalable silver/gold xeon servers are out of my budget, so the only alternative is a E-2288G or a W-1290P (more interested in this one) xeon with NVMe drives. Passmark scores for these servers are much higher than my current one, but moving to these new servers will mean a downgrade in the number of cores.
Looking for some personal experiences with these E-2288G/W-1290P CPUs, so that I am not actually getting a downgrade by changing servers.
I don't need more than 64GB of RAM and a 2x2TB NVMe SSD is fine.
I'm investing in the system to run the automated tool in the browser, I'm wondering the following problems, hope you can help me.
The servers I'll be running Promox on create multiple Windows 2012 VMs.
Should I buy XEON E* series servers or Xeon Sliver, Xeon Gold, Or AMD Ryzen.. ? I am targeting server rental units like Hetzner, Workldstream.
The purpose of each Promox server is to create many VMs, so when buying a server I need to pay attention to core theard ?
The intel and AMD lines have different number of cores and theards which confuses me
Each VM I will create is 1 socket, 2 cores, 5G ram.
Should I buy low CPU lines to have more cores instead of buying a powerful server with only a few dozen cores for example?
Looking forward to just replying. So that I can optimize costs and improve performance.
Here is the %CPU image I will be running, currently I am on a Hetzner server. Please advise, With the tool % cpu and ram I am running like this, which server should I invest in to be able to create the most VMs to optimize costs.
Image: https://i.imgur.com/z8in1cj.png
Thank you
Hello people i am working to make a vps service.
I allready started with 4 Xeon E3-1230/40 Servers with 16 gb ram and 500 gb ssd 5 ip usables - i am paying now 30$ month for each server ( 120$ total )
i was looking for another provider with better protection anti ddos , better network , better location...
I look for a new provider with this config Dual Xeon E5-2430 - 64 GB RAM - 3 x500 GB SSD... 100$ month. 20 IPs
I have a very tight budget because I have very low prices....
I just don't want to degrade the performance of the service to my clients, I don't oversell on any server.
I am using vmware esxi and proxmox .... and all my vps are using windows server
any recomendation o provider is welcome.
Thanks
We currently have:
3 servers in EU
specs for each:
CPU: 2x Xeon Silver 4114 CPU
RAM: 120 GB ram
10 Gbps unmetered dedicated (per server , total 30 Gbps)
22 x 2TB SSD PCI NVME - RAID 0
current cost - 4500$ per month for all 3.
We are looking for the exact same setup at another DC in Western Europe, DE,NL,UK would be ideal.
can compromise on CPU / RAM if it will help reaching this price, as its less relevant for our usage.
Thanks.
Hey all,
I'm looking for suggestions for a new dedicated servers based East Coast USA, all my servers are European based so I don't know any good US based server companies. I'm in need of a server with
Atleast a 6c/12t CPU /Intel Xeon etc
Between 64GB & 128GB RAM
1 Gbps unmetered bandwidth
4TB Storeage (either 1x4TG or 2x2TB merged)
Ubuntu 18.04 OS (custom software for clients demands 18.04)
So suggestions welcome, but please no OVH or Hetzner suggestions as I don't use them, had bad experiences with both.
Cheers
Hi there everyone,
I currently have a VPS that is hosting approximately 50 cPanel accounts (WordPress sites), and I want to upgrade to a dedicated to host more accounts/WordPress sites.
My question is, what should I focus on: Higher clock speed, or lower clock speed but more cores?
Specifically:
1. Intel Xeon E3-1240 V6 (3.70GHz 8MB Cache) w 32GB DDR4 RAM [4 cores]
or
2. 2x Intel Xeon E5-2640 (2.50GHz 15MB Cache) w 32GB DDR3 RAM [2x8 = 16 cores]
I can't figure it out. The more I Google it, the more confused I get.
Or should I just get a second VPS? The stats for my current VPS is 6 cores @ 2.60 gHz.
Thanks in advance!
PS. Some of the WordPress sites have minimal traffic if any at all, and some have 5k unique visitors per day. Cloudflare and caching is being used on all of them.
We currently use Tailor Made Servers for one of our servers. We have 5 more with Rackspace.
We run virtual machines on these servers. Here are the specs we have:
Dual Xeon E5-2620v3
192GB DDR4 RAM
250GB SSD
1TB SSD
1TB SSD
1TB SSD
~12 additional ip addresses
22000 Gigs Bandwidth (currently)
Initially, we are looking for one dedicated server. If the network and server are stable then we'll look at moving the other servers with it.
We are looking to combine them at one location. The reason why we are looking for new servers is that Tailor Made Servers doesn't give us enough bandwidth and we are being charged for additional bandwidth. We are paying $384.00 a month for what we currently have not including bandwidth overage charges.
Not sure if I'm missing anything. I'll respond accordingly if so.
Thanks!
Looking for dedis with:
1.
Gold 6130 (or similar)
64GB DDR4
JBOD with 66x12TB SAS
2xLSI MegaRaid 9480-8i8e with BBU
HW Raid10,
the usable disk space will be 396TB.
4Gbps dedicated unmetered burstable to 20Gbps
Netherlands (other places in Europe could also be fine if latency test will show good results)
AND
2.
2 x Xeon gold 6133 (or similar)
64 GB Ram
20 x 2TB NVME SSD
HW RAID 0
10 Gbps unmetered
and / or
2 x Xeon gold 6133 (or similar)
64 GB Ram
14 x 4TB NVME SSD
HW RAID 0
10 Gbps unmetered
in NL
Hello,
I have been using 3108 RAID controllers with supermicro servers for a long time.
It works fine.
However, due to the increase in SSD performance, I was always aware that software RAID will probably be better in performance along with some filesystems such as ZFS having additional unique advantages.
So I am finally considering making the leap from hardware RAID to software RAID, especially since NVME drives from what I know don't even have hardware RAID support.
In the past when connecting many drives I noticed I have to setup each signle drive as a RAID 0 through the RAID card, which I think would decrease performance.
So I have to questions regarding best method to connect 24 SSDs for software RAID?
1.
What is the standard way of connecting 24 SATA SSDs to a storage server and use each drive individually and/or setup as software raid?
From what I know a RAID card such as 3108 is usually needed to connect so many drives to the mainboard.
2.
How does 24 nvme drives work in Storage servers that support it? Does mainboard have shared PCIe lanes that are connected with the nvme drives?
Thank you.
Hi,
I'm currently looking for dedicated servers in APAC.
Specs I wanted:
- CPU: Intel i7/Xeon E3-12xx (Ryzen is much better)
- RAM: 32-64GB RAM
- Storage: prefer SSD, HDD is okay.
- Network: 500mbps or above (5tb/10tb).
My budget is around US$ 70-150/mo.
Yes there are several providers in the region, but there are some issues.
1. OVH
Their APAC servers seems to be sold out (Rise/APAC lineup)
2. Leaseweb
Requires business/entrepreneurship registration, but servers are for personal use/under my name.
3. PhoenixNAP
Servers are in stock, budget fits well, but their upstream & network routing does not fit with my users (and they're not in SG exchanges? eqx sg, sgix, megaport?)
Any suggestions? Thanks!
Im searching for a dedicated server(s) with the following specs:
CPU: Any 6 core + ryzen cpu OR dual xeon E5 with atleast 16 cores / 32 threads
RAM: 64GB+
Storage: Atleast 512GB non hdd
GPU: Any nvidia gpu with atleast 1-2GB will do the job, i dont have any use for quicker and more expensive ones
Network: Dosent matter
Location: Dosent matter
Budget: The lower the better, im also looking for multiple servers at once