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CentOS 7 64-bit fresh install:
Fresh Virgin CentOS 7 64-bit install
I am too tired that I thought both akb and henix have an identical vps and I was like damn what a coincidence and that must have been a very good vps that I missed.
OOOOHHHH so you are supposed to fuck your VPSs
You will if you put the wrong kernel on it.
The minimum is whatever your RAM can handle.
You can probably pull more out of that too, I find “standard” installs are not as minimal as you'd think. For Debian I install minimal (deselect the standard tools) and after installing the extra bits I usually want, even if I include build-essential because the install will be used to make things for itself or elsewhere, it comes in smaller than standard.
Though remember to account for log growth and such when sizing a VM or other OS install, which will push things in the other direction.
I am sure. It should be possible to bring it under 500mb or less. But this is CentOS and there is a limit to which you can go without breaking the system (thanks to yum). Debian on the hand is always lighter on the disk (apt rocks) and can be minimized to great extents.
Should be about the same, or less if your fresh install wipes old log and cache files.