Hi Lapo
I have known memory used of whole SmartFoxServer application for 50 CCU users. What is fastest way to calculate it for the case of 2000 CCU ?
Most part of application memory used to store users variables I think.
Kind regards,
Doanh
Calculate memory for 2000 CCU
- hoangdoanh
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Re: Calculate memory for 2000 CCU
Hi,
it is difficult to say, as it depends on what data will be attached to each User, how many Room will these users create/use, how many Room Variables etc...
In most common cases 512MB are more than enough to keep up with thousands of Users and Rooms. This in turn means that 1GB of RAM is enough to run the OS, and SFS2X with plenty of room to scale. If you also plan to run other services on the machine (such as web servers, databases etc...) the memory requirement will need to be adjusted.
Cheers
it is difficult to say, as it depends on what data will be attached to each User, how many Room will these users create/use, how many Room Variables etc...
In most common cases 512MB are more than enough to keep up with thousands of Users and Rooms. This in turn means that 1GB of RAM is enough to run the OS, and SFS2X with plenty of room to scale. If you also plan to run other services on the machine (such as web servers, databases etc...) the memory requirement will need to be adjusted.
Cheers
- hoangdoanh
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Re: Calculate memory for 2000 CCU
Thanks Lapo !
That is right, it is always difficult to calculate resources(cpu/ram) used in scale of system.
This application server used for running SmartFoxServer and mongodb, so it need more memory. I see that usual 500Mb for 1000 is good optimized number.
I gonna calculate consumed memory of each user by detail,
Cheers,
Doanh
That is right, it is always difficult to calculate resources(cpu/ram) used in scale of system.
This application server used for running SmartFoxServer and mongodb, so it need more memory. I see that usual 500Mb for 1000 is good optimized number.
I gonna calculate consumed memory of each user by detail,
Cheers,
Doanh
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