jason|xoxide
Wed 13th Dec '06, 6:31pm
About a week ago a question came up where someone asked whether it was better to go with one larger server or two smaller ones. The end result was that I had shared my experiences with a virtualization package called OpenVZ.
I've been running OpenVZ on my server for about 6 months now and the level of performance I've gotten from this single box is significantly higher than I had ever expected. There's no specific details at the link below, it's just meant as a primer and a quick glimpse into what I've done in my setup.
Stretching your vBulletin Servers with OpenVZ (http://www.jasonlitka.com/2006/12/13/stretching-your-vbulletin-servers-with-openvz/)
Digg this story (http://www.digg.com/linux_unix/Stretching_your_vBulletin_Servers_with_OpenVZ)
I've been running OpenVZ on my server for about 6 months now and the level of performance I've gotten from this single box is significantly higher than I had ever expected. There's no specific details at the link below, it's just meant as a primer and a quick glimpse into what I've done in my setup.
Stretching your vBulletin Servers with OpenVZ (http://www.jasonlitka.com/2006/12/13/stretching-your-vbulletin-servers-with-openvz/)
Digg this story (http://www.digg.com/linux_unix/Stretching_your_vBulletin_Servers_with_OpenVZ)