We just purchased this server along with some other goods, it's on it's way over. We plan on building it up a bit more, currently the water cooling system is finished. Thanks to my friend IOS Dev for the help with this server. :)
Few Specs:
6 core
64GB RAM
250GB SSD
Some Pictures (Thanks IOS Dev):
The old server will be used as a back up server in case of emergency or maintenance, we expect this to be functional in a couple days or so, along with the firewall, etc... all the good stuff. We plan on upgrading the server a bit more and upgrading it with an other SSD.
I hope everyone enjoys this once were online and everything. =)
(Jul 2, 2012 03:36 PM)Alex™ Wrote: Wow that looks like allot of money. I hope it will be used for more than running your website. A rasberry pi could probably run your website you just need some good ddos protection. And thats allot of ram, how much did that ram cost you?
I'll upload a pic of my water cooling in a min :D
Prices can't be disclosed, unfortunately, haha. And uJDB will really be the only thing really hosted on it. If anything we might host a new product if we decide to launch a new software in the name of uTech. :)
(Jul 2, 2012 03:46 PM)Alex™ Wrote: Well heres a picture of a getto ac/heater i made with leftover parts i had from my pc: [img]http://pscreen.pimg.in/a51033.png[/img]
It uses a peltier cooler to heat it up or cool it down. There is a auto temp cutoff switch and a massive heatsink under the table :) It works amazingly well.
lol, that's actually pretty crafty if you ask me. :D
(Jul 2, 2012 04:27 PM)V_Hustle_V Wrote: I like this man! I'm going to test it out and see what's up with the trial! I will get this!
Haha, thanks! Yeah just go register at http://uJDB.in/register.php to get started on your trial, I hope you like it. :)
Wow, as if you need all that power dedicated to something that requires at least 400mb of ram on a fucking linux server. LOL!
Hey, may I ask how you host a website/server on your own computer?
(Jul 2, 2012 06:30 PM)Daffy Duck Wrote: Hey, may I ask how you host a website/server on your own computer?
Google how to run an Apache web server on a computer.
So many wires :O Looking great though, keep it up!
(Jul 2, 2012 06:30 PM)Βαsιχ Wrote: Google how to run an Apache web server on a computer. Have it setup, thanks for the tip. Just need some extra storage units for my new project. 2TB isn't enough, :P
(Jul 2, 2012 11:48 PM)Daffy Duck Wrote: Have it setup, thanks for the tip. Just need some extra storage units for my new project. 2TB isn't enough, :P
lolwut, what kind of project requires more than 2TB? 0.0
(Jul 3, 2012 12:13 AM)Excuse Wrote: lolwut, what kind of project requires more than 2TB? 0.0 A storage website, similar to megaupload. And a hosting company, :)
Can your OS even support 64GB of RAM?
(Jul 3, 2012 06:11 AM)Frostbite™ Wrote: Can your OS even support 64GB of RAM?
Yes it can. :)
(Jul 3, 2012 06:06 AM)Daffy Duck Wrote: A storage website, similar to [removed]. And a hosting company, :)
Not really interested in opening up an other web hosting company, wasn't my cup of tea so to say.
(Jul 3, 2012 01:05 AM)Orgy Wrote: If that's the only thing you're hosting, why are you putting so much into it? What a waste.
The server might host a Minecraft server on the side for fun, mostly because it's so little and you can still do a lot. :P Really want to dedicate most resources towards my main project(s). :D
Whats the connection speed going to be? Speedtest please
(Jul 3, 2012 02:36 PM)Cody2 Wrote: Whats the connection speed going to be? Speedtest please
Will do one once everything is set up in a few days. Planning on going live with everything set up soon. Will be announced.
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