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From: Olivier Nicole <on@cs.ait.ac.th>
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Subject: Hadware spec for a CVSUP server
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(sorry for the repost, but yesterday I did not put a meaningful subject)

hi,

I am considering to set-up a CVSUP repository for Thailand.

In order to prepare the budget I'd need to have few figures on the
size of the machine to dedicate to the service.

1) what is the size of the data to store?

2) how much new data are coming daily?

3) any specific resource regarding CPU and memory?

4) how much data I am expected to serve daily (that one is tough)?

5) any other thing I may forget.

best regards,

olivier