phoenix.clifford.at a.k.a rocklinux.net/.org
"Thomas \"fake\" Jakobi" <fake-o+BlaNWM+K2Y/[email protected]> Tue, 04 Jul 2006 14:41:34 +0200
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.distributions.rock.devel |
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hi rockers,
the hard drive of phoenix, our rocklinux.net/.org server, just reached
100% once again. i quickly freed up 1 Gig removing clifford's spam mail
collection, but that's as much as i could to. Compared to how long it
took, we are going to face this problem again in about 4 months, if
things don't change.
they have to change, though. the (sofware) RAID is degraded because of a
faulty disk since ages, and the company that generously sponsored the
rack space and bandwidth is giving hints that they'd need the space for
themselves now - we are doing significant traffic, as you may guess (but
we don't do 1 TB/month, though, so it's not *that* much).
so what should we do? we have three options:
1) find another generous company willing to help us out
pro: costs nothing
contra: may be terminated as quick as it is cheap
2) rent a root server at some hoster, like hetzner.de or so
pro: reliability
contra: traffic may hit the 1TB mark, then it gets expensive.
we would need to gather some money (40 EUR / month)
3) something else.
please come up with ideas!
what do you think?
fake