How much bandwidth are you using??

[veedee]

<stupid> how do i access my hardcore stats?</stupid>

members: 2000
posts/day: 1000
max users online: 97

could anyone help moi ?

[George L]

Originally posted by eva2000
1.
2615 members - disabled registration for a while now to sort stuff out

2.
pageviews/month - 1.2 - 2.4 million pageviews/month

3.
with gzip enabled - 750 - 900MB/day
without gzip - 1.2 - 2GB/day

4.
yup dedicated server

have to revise mine since it didn't include bandwidth IN only OUT

using 120GB/month for all bandwidth IN and OUT

just installed mod_gzip and this will cut at least 25% of my bandwidth for me

[inFeSt]

?????

How to I use gzip? Where do i get it? What does it do?

[George L]

Re: ?????

Originally posted by inFeSt
How to I use gzip? Where do i get it? What does it do?

if you have a dedicated server you can installed mod_gzip and compress all pages not just php pages, if you have zlib compiled into PHP then you can go into vB admin panel and edit options and under headers/http you can set gzip to yes

[Brady]

Re: How much bandwidth are you using??

Originally posted by cobradude
Just trying to get an idea of how much bandwidth your using based upon some simple factors.
Please answer the following:

1. How many members do you have?
2. How many page views?
3. How much bandwidth are you using?
4. Dedicated server? Yes/No

For me:
1. 2700
2. 160,000
3. My log files say 25gig, but I don't know if I trust that or not (part of the reason for this question).
4. No

1. 26 members
2. 1300
3. about 170mb (that is just from the last week of last month... new site..)
4. No.... I want one.... but I will only get one when the site can pay for itself...

As you can tell it is a new site... only about 2-3 weeks old

I am workn on a newer design right now. I LOVE vBulletin!!

Brady

[The_Sisko]

Re: How much bandwidth are you using??

1. How many members do you have?
about 820
2. How many page views?
about 200.000
3. How much bandwidth are you using?
8 GB
4. Dedicated server? Yes/No
no

[Wayne Luke]

Here are my April and May stats (adjusted to remove inconsequential pages like redirects and avatar.php)


Short statistics for May 2001 (updated more frequently)

May 2001 (one week only)
Hits: 1566784
Files: 483077
Cached: 1076515
Pageviews: 112873
Sessions: 8741
BandWidth: 2,057,615 KB

April 2001
Hits: 7136206
Files: 2128794
Cached: 4971665
Pageviews: 587668
Sessions: 40240
Bandwidth: 24,647,652 KB

Total since August 2000
Hits: 33235241
Files: 11548446
Cached: 21430404
PageViews: 3540016
Sessions: 325102
Bandwidth: 127,790,008 KB

We have 5300+ members, 18000+ threads and over 130,000 posts.

[WebStyles]

Originally posted by Martin
1.3-1.7 mil pv/month

6400 members

14-20 gb/month

Really? I would've thought from the amount of people that are always online at your place that it would've been way more!

Anways, on We're Here:

~ 19,639 members
~ Hovering around 4,000,000 page views a month
~ Just under 125 GB served a month
~ Dedicated server

Unfortunately, Interland decided to change their unmetered bandwidth to 25 GB a month, with a $250 charge per 100 GB used, it's more than doubled the cost of the server per month immediately!

[George L]

Originally posted by WebStyles


Really? I would've thought from the amount of people that are always online at your place that it would've been way more!

Anways, on We're Here:

~ 19,639 members
~ Hovering around 4,000,000 page views a month
~ Just under 125 GB served a month
~ Dedicated server

Unfortunately, Interland decided to change their unmetered bandwidth to 25 GB a month, with a $250 charge per 100 GB used, it's more than doubled the cost of the server per month immediately!

just install mod_gzip http://vbulletin.com/forum/showthrea...threadid=15639 and watch that bandwidth go down i went from 4gb/day to 2.6gb/day with mod_gzip installed

[WebStyles]

Originally posted by eva2000
just install mod_gzip http://vbulletin.com/forum/showthrea...threadid=15639 and watch that bandwidth go down i went from 4gb/day to 2.6gb/day with mod_gzip installed

I wish... I'm not allowed to edit the httpd.conf though, it's a managed server.