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I'm trying to get an idea for how well it works on FBSD and what size of
hardware I would need run it. Googling for the latter gets me articles
that range from "any old box will do" up to "ideally 20+ cores and 1TB
of memory". I can imagine a huge server is needed if you're running an
big online conference but I'm interested in 10-100 users, mostly at the
lower end.

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