Hi group
Thanks for the answer! I like those cases like yours. Any other cases?
Another question. What is the most important component for squid? RAM or CPU?
Why I'm making this question, because when I installed squid for 120
users, the ram went to the sky
But your're mentioning more CPU than RAM as a primary component to look at
Could you explain this?
Thanks in advanced
2008/7/2 Jonathan Chretien [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
http://www.deckle.co.za/squid-users-guide/Installing_Squid
On my side, I run Squid on a HP VL420 P4 1.8 or 2.1ghz, 768meg of ram, 20gig
Seagate IDE Hard Drive for approximatly 125 users.
The maximum load, that I got, is .70 (1 minute). My CPU peak sometimes at 40%
but most of the time, it's running most of the time at idle. I have a peak
time at lunch time and break. My average CPU is approximatly at 5% and peak
at 40%. I saw a 50-60% and a load at .90 at the beginning when I had some
problem with my Apple computer and the NTLM Auth. (I still had this problem
but I did a bypass for my apple computer)
If I compare with my current setup, for an another 150 users, probably 1-1.5
gig of Ram is important and probably changing my Seagate IDE HardDrive for a
SCSI 10k-15k rpm U160 or U320.
Jonathan
Date: Wed, 2 Jul 2008 15:52:16 -0500
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: squid-users@squid-cache.org
Subject: [squid-users] Squid performance for 600 users
Hi group
I wonder if a debian box with 1Gb RAM could run squid to block child
porn sites for 600 users aprox.
Is possible? would be good? a checklist to know the requisites for squid?
Thanks in advanced
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