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GVH + mtwiscool. Perfect.
Almost anything is possible, when cost is not a issue.
I believe that 1000 good performing 1 or 2 Gb KVM VPS's are technically possible today on a single node. Oddball hardware is needed, of course. As example, the IBM x3950 X6 could be configured with 8 Xeon processors with 15 hyperthreading capable cores each (240 total hardware threads: a comfortable 1:4 overselling on the 1000 KVM VPS scenario); has 192 RAM sockets @ 1600 MHz (a few Tb worth of RAM sticks are easily fitted to avoid any RAM overselling), and can be configured with 32 x 400 Gb eXFlash DIMMs that will greatly increase the I/O throughput. EXflash has 3 times better latency than PCIe based flash, and it is a lot faster than the usual SATA or SAS SSD disks. The system hosts multiple 10 and even 40 Gbps cards, so network speed is not a issue either. Reference: http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/technotes/tips1132.pdf
The price of this monster server is out of the roof, so I don't expect any host to offer such solution to the general public.
32MB per VPS.
32MBx1000=31.25GB
His plan has lots of problems, but to be be fair, this isn't one of them.
... What did i just see..
99 problems but RAM aint 1?
Its good for him to not run any other software, even a copy/paste command can take down this type of node(1000 vps)
overselling is good. increases profits. before today i've had nearly 50 VPS'es on a 8GB NODE, and never had problems
it depends on your packages and the end users intended use of the server.
There is stupidity, and there is ... hmm ... cant think of the word.
Anyways, best of luck.
hard disk will give up the game
DD - 0.1mbps
i really like this program. because i need to run benchmark