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3TB to safe.
Have no idea what those 4k visitors are doing. Loading a single static image or 3 billion dynamic MySQL PHP web pages.
depends on your sites, like you can run a 10000 visitors typecho blog in a 128M vps. but you cant run a 500 visitors WHMCS site in it.
128 MB to 256 MB KVM VPS is enough
You misread OP, they asked for RAM not traffic. The question is insufficient anyways.
You misread the joke, it seems :P
/>.< Please point out the joke in Genji's post. I fail to recognize one in it. Really curious.
3TB RAM may be needed for 4k viewers. OP needs to be more specific or stay with shared hosting
3TB RAM may be needed for 4k viewers. OP needs to be more specific or stay with shared hosting
Ok, ok, now I see that. Well said.
Why don't you try and error?
It will be more effective.
It's for a knowledge base, 99% of content worn change ,,
(bitten by a ninja edit)
How big is the database ? Is it php based or any cms ? which database are you using ? How many DB queries per page ? How many approx pages ?
You guys definitely missed the glory days of LEA, where we optimize our servers to get out most of it with relatively low resources.
I say this can be done in 500GB RAM with optimizations
Create a virtual box in your workstation and install your app there. Use a tool to simulate the traffic and see how much RAM it consumes. Then you have idea how much RAM to purchase in a VPS. Just add some wiggle room to do some other stuff. Or just double the RAM to be safe.
@dwtbf How much RAM you'll need is relative to the number of visitors, but even more to what are they doing and how much ram each visitor utilizes.
Whatever you do, try using nginx.
u mean porn?
i have wordpress site with 20k - 30k visitor / day
running on centos with cPanel
RAM Usage about 600Mb
If the content doesn't change per visitors then slap nginx or Varnish in front and serve the whole shite out of static cache...