4:05 PM, EST | 9/14 | Control Panel installed
4:20 PM, EST | 9/14 | Stat tracker installed
5:20 PM, EST | 9/14 | Apache running
5:58 PM, EST | 9/14 | MySQL running, dbase created
9:30 PM, EST | 9/14 | Transfer of data initiated via ftp
2:00 PM, EST | 9/15 | Download complete
3:55 PM, EST | 9/15 | Upload to new server started
4:25 PM, EST | 9/15 | STRESS BENCHMARK ONE: Small non-dynamic page, 500 concurrent users, 50,000 requests, ~176 requests/sec
-------------------- Result: <a href='http://ncaabbs.propagation.net/ncaabbs/stressresults.html' target='_blank'>http://ncaabbs.propagation.net/ncaabbs/str...essresults.html</a>
8:04 PM, EST | 9/15 | Everything but dbase on new server.
8:50 PM, EST | 9/15 | The database, a whopping 499.1 MB of text, is being downloaded... then moved to new server.
9:15 AM, EST | 9/16 | Database import successful.
9:18 AM, EST | 9/16 | STRESS BENCHMARK TWO: MT.org, 500 concurrent, 750 requests, ~52 request/sec
-------------------- Result: <a href='http://ncaabbs.propagation.net/ncaabbs/stressresults2.html' target='_blank'>http://ncaabbs.propagation.net/ncaabbs/str...ssresults2.html</a>
-------------------- Server FAILED under this dynamic load. If requests higher, would have crashed. Lowering # of concurrent maximum.
9:24 AM, EST | 9/16 | STRESS BENCHMARK THREE: MT.org, 300 concurrent, 750 requests, ~29 requests/sec
-------------------- Result: <a href='http://ncaabbs.propagation.net/ncaabbs/stressresults3.html' target='_blank'>http://ncaabbs.propagation.net/ncaabbs/str...ssresults3.html</a>
-------------------- Server FAILED under this dynamic load. If requests higher, would have crashed. Tweeking mysql configuration.
3:51 PM, EST | 9/16 | Server has begun upgrading itself to Red Hat 9
8:00 PM, EST | 9/16 | Upgrade complete.
8:01 PM, EST | 9/16 | Rigorous performance testing and optimization.

Ladies and gents,,,,,,,,,,,I hope you realize the amount of work that GTS puts in round these here parts.

To GTS, RickHeel, RebelKev, and the rest of the Admins for all of their hard work

rickheel Wrote:Ladies and gents,,,,,,,,,,,I hope you realize the amount of work that GTS puts in round these here parts.

I've set up a couple of server's with apache, mysql, php, and perl... Go in trouble with my ISP, had to shut it down... :D I don't even want to imagine transferring somehting this size and have it go error free...

As always-MAD PROPS to the smart young 'uns what puts this board together!!!

Benchmarking has began.

GTS is tired. :drink:

rickheel Wrote:GTS is tired. :drink:

I am now that I'm having to find the inefficient point... probably need to compile and install apache 2.0

Yeah, I understood what that meant...... :roflol:

georgia_tech_swagger Wrote:

rickheel Wrote:GTS is tired.&nbsp; :drink:&nbsp;

I am now that I'm having to find the inefficient point... probably need to compile and install apache 2.0

why are servers still running Apache 1.3?? 2.0 has been out for a couple of years now hasn't it?? I did know of some sercurity reasons, do those still exist??

jrhessey Wrote:

georgia_tech_swagger Wrote:

rickheel Wrote:GTS is tired.&nbsp; :drink:&nbsp;

I am now that I'm having to find the inefficient point... probably need to compile and install apache 2.0

why are servers still running Apache 1.3?? 2.0 has been out for a couple of years now hasn't it?? I did know of some sercurity reasons, do those still exist??

B/c they have scripts to help newbies that are 1.3 compatible.

I'm going to try and upgrade everything via apt-get... if that doesn't work, we may eat $100 to get them to upgrade it to Red Hat 9.0

I have the server updating its entire operating system... on its own!

Bizarre? Yes.
Ballsy? Yes.
Free? Yes!

:wave:

Quote:Bizarre? Yes.
Ballsy? Yes.
Free? Yes!

Pretty much describes you GTS!!!