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Re: svn server hardware requirements

From: Nathan Kidd <nathan-svn_at_spicycrypto.ca>
Date: 2007-05-31 22:07:45 CEST

marc gonzalez-carnicer wrote:
> I'd like to hear about 3 points :
>
> * is the above mentioned hardware configuration enough to serve 5 - 20
> developers?

We used to have a P3-550 256MB machine serving about that many
developers (using linux raid on 2 IDE disks). While performance was
certainly adequate and nobody had a complaint, things like 'svn log' or
'svn ls' really do speed up with a faster system.

> * what hardware configuration are you using on your servers? have you
> brought back to life forgotten machines? or are you using brand new
> servers with xeons / dual core and raid?

Xeon 3ghz, SCSI 320 RAID. This machine made svn much faster, despite
the performance hit from switching from EXT3 to NTFS. (E.g. 'svn log -v'
would take 5s instead of ~40s).

Think of it this way: When you drive a Corolla it works fine and you
get where you want to go without complaint. However, after you drive a
BMW 5-series sedan you won't want to go back to the Corolla.

-Nathan

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