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Proxy advice

Discussion in 'General Business' started by dopiitv, May 27, 2007.

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    How much server resources (CPU etc.) Does 50 proxies take up?
    Thanks
    Mike
     
    dopiitv, May 27, 2007 IP
  2. delusion

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    A lot, recommend a very good dedicated server. Maybe over 1-2gig+ ram
     
    delusion, May 28, 2007 IP
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    Depends on how well established they are.

    If all of them get below 50 uniques a day, a VPS should be fine I guess.

    If they're medium sized (200-300 uniques a day), a dedicated server with 1 GB RAM and a dual core processor should be fine.

    If large established proxies, I'd suggest getting multiple 1 gig RAM, dual core processor servers rather than a single 2 gig+ RAM server
     
    Nithanth, May 28, 2007 IP
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    Only if the proxies are low-traffic ones you can do with a 2GB dedicated server. In general, 2GB are not too much - normally gets so easily "eaten" by the 50 proxies.;)
     
    NathanielJ, May 28, 2007 IP
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    Dual with 2-4 gb ram can handle this load.. may be little up.. dont worry about resource start step by step keep increasing resource.. you ll see the destination !
     
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