Hello all,
I'm planning to implement Zimbra server on CentOS5 for 2000 users (about 15000 incoming mails and 8000 outgoing mails)
I'm still hesitate between two hardware config :
HP ProLiant DL380 G6 server with 2 x Intel X5560 (4 Core @2.8Ghz) + 8 GB Ram + 2 x 300 GB SAS Raid1
or
HP ProLiant DL38 G6 server with 2 x AMD Opteron 2435 (6 Core @2.6Ghz) + 8 GB RAM + 2 x 300 GB SAS Raid1
Actually with about 1300 users and only Intel 2 Core @3Ghz , I have a load average around 10 or more. So I dont know if I should buy a very effective proc (Intel) or if I should have more core as possible (AMD).
Thanks in advance (and happy new year !)
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You should use RAID10 for performance with that many users.
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Thank you for the advice So I will buy 2 more HD.
But about processor question, have you any idea or personnal feeback ?
But about processor question, have you any idea or personnal feeback ?
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I have an HP DL380 G5 with 500 users and the processor usage is very low, under 10%. The 12 GB of RAM in the server is not enough, I am looking to add more. Right now the server is using 11778MB of RAM. If more RAM is in your budget I would recommend get as much as you can.
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[quote user="klinet"]The 12 GB of RAM in the server is not enough, I am looking to add more. Right now the server is using 11778MB of RAM.[/QUOTE]Linux will always use most of the RAM rather than disk, are you sure that ZImbra is using all that RAM?
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43% is Java as Zimbra user
25% is MySQL as Zimbra user
25% is MySQL as Zimbra user
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[QUOTE]I have an HP DL380 G5 with 500 users and the processor usage is very low, under 10%..[/QUOTE]
Can you tell me what about load average please ?
[QUOTE]The 12 GB of RAM in the server is not enough, I am looking to add more. Right now the server is using 11778MB of RAM. If more RAM is in your budget I would recommend get as much as you can[/QUOTE]
Actually for 1200 user I have only 4 RAM GB totally used by Linux but 0 MB of Swap (??), so I supposed it is actually sufficient.
Can you tell me what about load average please ?
[QUOTE]The 12 GB of RAM in the server is not enough, I am looking to add more. Right now the server is using 11778MB of RAM. If more RAM is in your budget I would recommend get as much as you can[/QUOTE]
Actually for 1200 user I have only 4 RAM GB totally used by Linux but 0 MB of Swap (??), so I supposed it is actually sufficient.