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Thanks everyone for the encouragement, I
feel safe that Ubuntu is the distro I hoped it was in the production world. I will be using it mainly for an internal
application, single domain running Apache2, MySQL5, PHP5. This app will
be a quoting system for in-house sales department for about 300 users. I
could use some advice on server deployment and setup. I am in the early
stages so I’d like to gather as much info as I can without being a pest,
but I’ve found most admins are more than happy to help fellow admins out. My first dev box is a Dell PowerEdge 2850
(it had W2k3 Enterprise on it, blah!): 2
– 3.0 Ghz Xeon CPU 2
Gb ECC DDR2 Memory 6
– 73Gb SCSI HDs Controller
Card Perc 4e/Di I installed Ubuntu LAMP install to
/dev/sda just to see if all would run, hardware compatibility,etc and it works
great. Now my question is what would be the recommended partition and OS
install. OR should I just re-direct MySQL DBs, /srv/www, logs to /dev/sdb Thank you for helping in this project. I
look to have 2 production servers and 2 dev servers, slowly replacing the 14
W2k3 servers we have now. Our owners are committed to open-source and so is my
IT department and we are replacing .Net programmers with PHP freaks!! Thanks, Bill From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Bill Asher We are planning on rolling out an internal web application
to LAMP. I’m at the point of choosing a Linux distro that will be
stable and growing community. I am fimilar with Linux and mostly FreeBSD
in a production environment. I’m looking for encouragement to go with Ubuntu
Server in our production app because I really like the distro and its outlook.
Server admin, how has your experience been, should we go with Ubuntu and
has anyone installed on Dell PowerEdge 2850s Thanks!! Bill B. Asher Network Administrator National Auto Warranty Services W: 636.625.2552 x.: 7715 |
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