[Archive] Free server hosting
[Archive] Free server hosting
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Quote: Just now, Amaroth said:I don't mind a provider in Russia, if you can recommend one. However, I'd like to know what are the requirements/recommended parameters for a wow server hosting (disk space/ram/platform/etc.)?
wedos.cz
Thats czech provider, obviously. I have absolutely 0 experience with foreign providers, as there was no need for me to ever buy server elsewhere.
rektbyfaith
10-16-2017, 07:34 PM #11Archived author: Смердокрыл • Posted: 2017-10-16T19:34:28+00:00
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Quote: Just now, Amaroth said:I don't mind a provider in Russia, if you can recommend one. However, I'd like to know what are the requirements/recommended parameters for a wow server hosting (disk space/ram/platform/etc.)?
wedos.cz
Thats czech provider, obviously. I have absolutely 0 experience with foreign providers, as there was no need for me to ever buy server elsewhere.
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Quote: 1 hour ago, Смердокрыл said:Wait, perhaps you're not russian... I thought you are for some reason
I don't mind a provider in Russia, if you can recommend one
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rektbyfaith
10-16-2017, 09:04 PM #12Archived author: Смердокрыл • Posted: 2017-10-16T21:04:31+00:00
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Quote: 1 hour ago, Смердокрыл said:Wait, perhaps you're not russian... I thought you are for some reason
I don't mind a provider in Russia, if you can recommend one
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I am czech. And people ignorant enough to call me russian are usually from USA, and I hate when they do so, as communistic times turned this into insult for me. But I know you probably just misremembered something, so its OK. Yes, provider I know is from czech, so not very suitable for hosting russian server - unneccessarily high ping time.
rektbyfaith
10-17-2017, 05:34 AM #13Archived author: Amaroth • Posted: 2017-10-17T05:34:43+00:00
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I am czech. And people ignorant enough to call me russian are usually from USA, and I hate when they do so, as communistic times turned this into insult for me. But I know you probably just misremembered something, so its OK. Yes, provider I know is from czech, so not very suitable for hosting russian server - unneccessarily high ping time.
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Quote: 10 hours ago, Amaroth said:Sorry, didn't mean to offend. I haven't communicated with you in any language other than english (on this forum), so I just confused you with some russian user.
I am czech. And people ignorant enough to call me russian are usually from USA, and I hate when they do so, as communistic times turned this into insult for me.
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So, could you recommend some
Quote: 20 hours ago, Смердокрыл said:
parameters for a wow server hosting (disk space/ram/platform/etc.)?
rektbyfaith
10-17-2017, 03:59 PM #14Archived author: Смердокрыл • Posted: 2017-10-17T15:59:26+00:00
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Quote: 10 hours ago, Amaroth said:Sorry, didn't mean to offend. I haven't communicated with you in any language other than english (on this forum), so I just confused you with some russian user.
I am czech. And people ignorant enough to call me russian are usually from USA, and I hate when they do so, as communistic times turned this into insult for me.
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So, could you recommend some
Quote: 20 hours ago, Смердокрыл said:
parameters for a wow server hosting (disk space/ram/platform/etc.)?
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That depends, a lot, on amount of players you are expecting, also on size of your world (or more importantly amount of server-side content - gameobjects, NPCs and so on). My configuration which worked more than fine for 100 players online in a single zone without any issues was following:
60GB SSD
2x 1.7GHz Xeon CPU core
8GB RAM
Note that 60GB of disc space is waaay more than you would ever possibly need to use. OS, TC, DB and regular backups can fit into 30GB, as long as your DB isn't really very large and you aren't keeping really lot of backups without clearing very old ones. RAM and CPUs were also handling themselves rather well and I wouldn't be surprised if this configuration was enough even for 200 players. But 100 were max I ever tested.
rektbyfaith
10-17-2017, 06:39 PM #15Archived author: Amaroth • Posted: 2017-10-17T18:39:23+00:00
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That depends, a lot, on amount of players you are expecting, also on size of your world (or more importantly amount of server-side content - gameobjects, NPCs and so on). My configuration which worked more than fine for 100 players online in a single zone without any issues was following:
60GB SSD
2x 1.7GHz Xeon CPU core
8GB RAM
Note that 60GB of disc space is waaay more than you would ever possibly need to use. OS, TC, DB and regular backups can fit into 30GB, as long as your DB isn't really very large and you aren't keeping really lot of backups without clearing very old ones. RAM and CPUs were also handling themselves rather well and I wouldn't be surprised if this configuration was enough even for 200 players. But 100 were max I ever tested.
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I doubt I'll have anywhere close to 100 players, and my DB size is just a tiny bit more than the usual cata blizzlike DB.
And I imagine it makes the most sense to get the VPS somewhere between my location and the location of my players, right?
rektbyfaith
10-18-2017, 01:18 AM #16Archived author: Смердокрыл • Posted: 2017-10-18T01:18:52+00:00
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I doubt I'll have anywhere close to 100 players, and my DB size is just a tiny bit more than the usual cata blizzlike DB.
And I imagine it makes the most sense to get the VPS somewhere between my location and the location of my players, right?
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Principliablity, i dont use free hosting - they has no support, no varranty of saving date, have a high latency and wild overselling))
Only for around 250rub in month, you can rent VDS with 1 cores, 1Gb RAM, and 20GB SSD Drive. Anytime you can increase number of cores\memory.
Lately i use ihor.ru - they have balanced cost, responsive support, flexible VDS configuration, and placed in Msk.
Also you can rent VPN and make port forwarding to your PC\Virtual PC with configured WoW servers.
For 100 pl, you needed at least 2 Cores. For build TrinityCore - 2Gb RAM(withot RAM drive, which increase building progress more that 10 times)
rektbyfaith
10-19-2017, 01:40 PM #17Archived author: Gratural • Posted: 2017-10-19T13:40:05+00:00
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Principliablity, i dont use free hosting - they has no support, no varranty of saving date, have a high latency and wild overselling))
Only for around 250rub in month, you can rent VDS with 1 cores, 1Gb RAM, and 20GB SSD Drive. Anytime you can increase number of cores\memory.
Lately i use ihor.ru - they have balanced cost, responsive support, flexible VDS configuration, and placed in Msk.
Also you can rent VPN and make port forwarding to your PC\Virtual PC with configured WoW servers.
For 100 pl, you needed at least 2 Cores. For build TrinityCore - 2Gb RAM(withot RAM drive, which increase building progress more that 10 times)
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