LammeSnail, on 30 May 2011 - 08:03 PM, said:
Thanks for your kind answer. I try to describe my doubts.
1. Virtual or not, at the beginning runs 7-8 servers without problem, later only less, although no change in server and in urt config either, and have a lots of free memory and CPU %.
2. I am a clan server administrator so we need more then one server (f.e. jump, privat/training, war, public etc). One of them is a BOT server for newbies, here 10 bots "burn" the CPU with 2-8 percent. 2 cores are given to the virtual ubuntu (urt server).
3. About why virtualization: I've been checked my possibilities and Esxi seemed the best solution. I had to give access to users to help managing urt servers but without accessing my web/mail server. So with virtualization i only have 1 hardware.
4. I started this topic because tought not i am the first with own server running multiple urt servers on it. If someone else has experience like mine.
5. About resources again: bad I/O and whatever... I tought as well that my hardware is overloaded and that is why changed the hardware. But is it not the answer since at the linux poweron i can start much more servers then later... :-(
6. I do not have a provider, my server runs at home and have full access.
7. Hunkmegs: thanks for the info.
Waiting for any help and thanks for your efforts guys!
Hopefully my quote will highlight your issues unless you have an extremely high upload you are not going to get 7-8 servers off your home connection and secondly you can prevent users access to your webserver configs with the need of virtualisation, purely just using virtualisation hardware powered or not its going to affect your game experience (especially when hosted on a client OS such as windows 7.
P.S. What you'll also find is that your home connection will have a bandwidth limit and when you go over that limit your ISP will probably throttle your connection so even if you did have an extremely fast upload it would probably be throttled half way through a month. I host 4 servers and my average bandwidth is about 400 Gigabytes per month.
P.P.S. I unbanned you decades ago, if you weren't rude in your response to me in PM's I might have actually replied to you.
This post has been edited by nitro: 30 May 2011 - 10:56 PM