If Anyone is interested [site/server specs]

poisson

173 users.. number 200 to get free cociu VPS will be soon

abnoeh

@Neoon said:
As soon the database gets fat, you gonna upgrade.
Just need to migrate a 1GB+ database from a 512MB KVM, was a bad idea.

As he is the provider, can't he just upgrade it?

vimalware

Don't worry.
He will do it when RAM utilization crosses an Ant threshold.

InceptionHosting

If there is 1mb free ..... that is still enough space to play cannon fodder on the Amiga.

InceptionHosting

Vanilla stats (from yesterday)

A little extra for today:

teamacc

@AnthonySmith said:
If there is 1mb free ..... that is still enough space to play cannon fodder on the Amiga.

InceptionHosting

@teamacc said:

@AnthonySmith said:
If there is 1mb free ..... that is still enough space to play cannon fodder on the Amiga.

I did enjoy watching that video when it came out!

InceptionHosting

vanilla stats below from yesterday:

This will be the last one for a while, I will post weekly from now on.

SpryServers_Tab

@cybertech said:
We need an EPYC setup for future proof ?

lol I got one!!!

tarasis

Be interested to see how the server stats change over time.

Amitz

I am sure that @AnthonySmith will keep us informed...
Many thanks in advance, Ant!

uptime

The day-to-day stats have been interesting to observe (I'm curious about weekends vs weekdays). Also even the daily ebb and flow of people checking in from different time zones.

(not suggesting that the stats keep getting posted daily, just would hope that some snapshots of activity over time might get saved somewhere for future reference)

InceptionHosting

Will update on Friday,

Razza

Still running Apache behind Nginx? Just wondering how are running PHP mod_PHP or PHP-FPM .

k082mx

@Razza in a previous post @AnthonySmith mentioned it is PHP-FPM

sonic

LES is growing rapidly!

InceptionHosting

@Razza said:
Still running Apache behind Nginx? Just wondering how are running PHP mod_PHP or PHP-FPM .

Yes, and FPM

InceptionHosting

ITS FRIDAY!

Vanilla stats from yesterday:

Google stats by unique user:

Google stats by device:

I will do a bigger update like this each Friday until the end of the year.

tgl

soon we will have 300 users, not the movie

InceptionHosting

@tgl said:
soon we will have 300 users, not the movie

300th user gets a sparta tag?

tgl

@AnthonySmith that could be a good idea yes, to add "Spartan" to his user tags

tgl

thinking about it though it should be 301, since its Leonidas (you) and the 300 spartans

Amitz

Not so sure about that whole "Sparta" thing...

InceptionHosting

Happy stats Friday. (remember vanilla stats are 24 hours behind)

Server: 1 core | 512MB Ram | 5GB Disk

Vanilla:

Google:

SpeedBus

Forum runs quite smooth, any idea how many requests/sec PHP is processing ?

InceptionHosting

SpeedBus said: Forum runs quite smooth, any idea how many requests/sec PHP is processing ?

I don't, the stats extension is not installed or configured, if google analytics is to be believed though its around 15 p/sec

SpeedBus

@AnthonySmith said:

SpeedBus said: Forum runs quite smooth, any idea how many requests/sec PHP is processing ?

I don't, the stats extension is not installed or configured, if google analytics is to be believed though its around 15 p/sec

Hmm, I think (on Ubuntu) service php7.3-fpm status should give you this information

InceptionHosting

SpeedBus said: service php7.3-fpm status

I think you mean systemctl status php-blah

yeah that is at that exact point in time though it does not give you an average so it is fairly useless.

SpeedBus

@AnthonySmith said:

SpeedBus said: service php7.3-fpm status

I think you mean systemctl status php-blah

Yup correct, thats the command in mind

yeah that is at that exact point in time though it does not give you an average so it is fairly useless.

Ahh I see, 15p/sec (from Google Analytics) is pretty neat too esp with 1 CPU core

InceptionHosting

@SpeedBus said:

@AnthonySmith said:

SpeedBus said: service php7.3-fpm status

I think you mean systemctl status php-blah

Yup correct, thats the command in mind

yeah that is at that exact point in time though it does not give you an average so it is fairly useless.

Ahh I see, 15p/sec (from Google Analytics) is pretty neat too esp with 1 CPU core

Turns out google is not right at all.

~$ for i in {1..10}; do systemctl status php73rc-fpm.service | grep Status | awk '{print $11, $12}' && sleep 5; done
Traffic: 1req/sec"
Traffic: 1.8req/sec"
Traffic: 3.8req/sec"
Traffic: 1.6req/sec"
Traffic: 1.6req/sec"
Traffic: 2.8req/sec"
Traffic: 2.8req/sec"
Traffic: 4.2req/sec"
Traffic: 4.2req/sec"
Traffic: 1.6req/sec"

Small sample but yeah, it would probably load the server more than anything else just to find out.