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Name: BlueScreenOD Date: January 18, 2006 at 08:09:00 Pacific OS: Windows XP Pro CPU/Ram: 1 GB DDR
Comment:
I'm trying to get an idea on what kind of hardware is needed to host a website in-house. The website will be coded up in ASP.net and shouldn't do anything to computationally taxing (the most complicated tasks would conceive of querying databases). I don’t expect anymore then a thousand hits a day.
I was wondering if a 1.6 ghz box with 512 MB of RAM, and windows web server 2003 would do the job.
Name: SN Date: January 18, 2006 at 10:16:25 Pacific
Reply:
My guess is that will be fine...1000 hits per day probably means fewer than 10 concurrent users - you don't need anything special. Particularly if you use ASP.NET's caching features, your site should be plenty responsive.
In general, web servers are rarely the bottleneck - it's almost always either bandwidth or the database servers.
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