VPS pilihan anda

[KarimDaud]

hello, nak tanya ckit .
sy punya vpsland Vps pun sometimes dia shutdown sendiri.

biasanya saya buka balik MT platform secara manually.

camne nak set kat start up supaya MT platform automatic bukak sekiranya server down?

Paste shortcut mt4 ke Start>All Programs>Startup

 

[Firma]

server ni boleh beli tak pasang kat rumah sendiri:-?

 

[KarimDaud]

server ni boleh beli tak pasang kat rumah sendiri:-?

Boleh rasanya, janji ada power letrik dan internet 24 jam

boleh buka biz vps hehehe

 

[Firma]

Boleh rasanya, janji ada power letrik dan internet 24 jam

boleh buka biz vps hehehe

macam mana tu:-?ajar sikit....ader hardware nak beli ke tak:-?

 

[sureheboh.com]

hello, nak tanya ckit .
sy punya vpsland Vps pun sometimes dia shutdown sendiri.

biasanya saya buka balik MT platform secara manually.

camne nak set kat start up supaya MT platform automatic bukak sekiranya server down?

Aku syorkan guna VPS seperti yang aku letak kat web aku.
Jika server down dan up balik.. MT4 akan up sama.

 

[KarimDaud]

macam mana tu:-?ajar sikit....ader hardware nak beli ke tak:-?

ntah aku x tahu pun, tapi server dia mahal la

 

[Firma]

ntah aku x tahu pun, tapi server dia mahal la

firma jumpa kat pcmech

Hardware Stuff

Now that we have those pressing questions out of the way, we can go over the hardware requirements of servers.

The hardware you choose for your server is dependant on its purpose. However, usually, an old computer lying around is a very appropriate server. Remember, this tutorial is focused on the software side of things, since a server is just a computer with different software.

Now, if you really want to know what would be a good “mid-range” setup, here’s one:

* ATX Full Tower Case
* Xeon 1.5 GHz.
* 1 Gigabyte RAM
* Motherboard that supports SCSI (for many hard drives)
* Appropriate Amounts of Disk Space (per application)
* Gigabit LAN Card

Now, refer to the Build Your Own PC guide to build your server. Remember, on the hardware side, there is little to nothing that differs between a PC and a server (with the exception of the SCSI motherboard), and usually that kind of stuff is only optional. IDE hard drives should be just fine for a lower-end, small operation.

 

[KarimDaud]

firma jumpa kat pcmech

Hardware Stuff

Now that we have those pressing questions out of the way, we can go over the hardware requirements of servers.

The hardware you choose for your server is dependant on its purpose. However, usually, an old computer lying around is a very appropriate server. Remember, this tutorial is focused on the software side of things, since a server is just a computer with different software.

Now, if you really want to know what would be a good “mid-range” setup, here’s one:

* ATX Full Tower Case
* Xeon 1.5 GHz.
* 1 Gigabyte RAM
* Motherboard that supports SCSI (for many hard drives)
* Appropriate Amounts of Disk Space (per application)
* Gigabit LAN Card

Now, refer to the Build Your Own PC guide to build your server. Remember, on the hardware side, there is little to nothing that differs between a PC and a server (with the exception of the SCSI motherboard), and usually that kind of stuff is only optional. IDE hard drives should be just fine for a lower-end, small operation.

Ni saya tambah lagi....

First you need to decide on virtualization software - there are plenty of technologies out there such as OpenVZ/Virtuozzo, Xen, KVM, VMWare, HyperV, etc. Some of these software are licensed on a per VM basis, so you should include that in your costs. You would also need some management/billing software.

As for hardware, you need at least 2-3 powerful servers (Xeon CPU, lots of RAM), which is $10-15k. You would also need a shared storage (SAN) if you want VPS modes migrate across servers. You would probably need network firewalls/routers as well.

I would guess initial investments are about $30-50k if you want to make anything valuable.


xda sape nk wat biz vps ni ke hehe kat cg ni pun ramai custumer paid

tapi kena ada internet provider yg mantap la x tau la kat Msia ni mcm ne..

 

[Firma]

Ni saya tambah lagi....

First you need to decide on virtualization software - there are plenty of technologies out there such as OpenVZ/Virtuozzo, Xen, KVM, VMWare, HyperV, etc. Some of these software are licensed on a per VM basis, so you should include that in your costs. You would also need some management/billing software.

As for hardware, you need at least 2-3 powerful servers (Xeon CPU, lots of RAM), which is $10-15k. You would also need a shared storage (SAN) if you want VPS modes migrate across servers. You would probably need network firewalls/routers as well.

I would guess initial investments are about $30-50k if you want to make anything valuable.


xda sape nk wat biz vps ni ke hehe kat cg ni pun ramai custumer paid

tapi kena ada internet provider yg mantap la x tau la kat Msia ni mcm ne..

firma ingat nak buat untuk kegunaan personal je memula....

 

[PopIsDead]

ni kena tanya atlantis nie..dia bab2 nie..mmg cekap!

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