We are using proxmox VE on our server for virtualisation, its free and
its bare metal and rock solid.
One VM is our ltsp and the other is our windows 2003 TS for the few
windows applications and games the school needs. We have an 8 core
dell with 24 gig and the main resource eater is windows if the kids
play a educatonal game.
http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Main_Page
My 2 cents,
B.
On 31 Jul 2009, at 11:05, Helmut Lichtenberg wrote:
Chris Roberts schrieb am 31. Jul 2009 um 10:32:21 CEST:
I have two such servers, with quadcore xeon 5320s and 4gb ram. I
have added
an additional cpu in both servers, but only because the cost of so
doing is
trivial, I don't believe they are required.
This is a common problem to have only 'a certain feeling'.
Some months ago I started to install collectd on all servers. This
is a nice
tool, to see the real usage of resources like cpu, ram, swap, number
of users,
etc.
The values can be stored centrally on one machine and you can have
an overview
(via web interface) about the last hour/day/week/month/year.
Helmut
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