Estimation of server for launching a site
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Hi I am stuck with a problem when i have been told to fill the details regarding the application which we have built for providing us a server. The details to be filled are as below. disk space required to store each associate (kb/MB) size of each transaction (kb/mb) So how do i estimate? Regards Naina
Naina
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Hi I am stuck with a problem when i have been told to fill the details regarding the application which we have built for providing us a server. The details to be filled are as below. disk space required to store each associate (kb/MB) size of each transaction (kb/mb) So how do i estimate? Regards Naina
Naina
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nainakarri wrote:
So how do i estimate?
Look at the classes you are using and what information they expect to contain, multiply by the expected quantity. This is just simple mathematics.
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Hi Thanks for the reply. Is there any way tool/way to calculate the size of data transporting when using the application? Naina
Naina
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Hi Thanks for the reply. Is there any way tool/way to calculate the size of data transporting when using the application? Naina
Naina
What data, how are you transporting it, where are you processing it? Your question is far too generalised to give a valid answer. Try searching the internet (Google, Bing) for the subject matter you are interested in.
Just say 'NO' to evaluated arguments for diadic functions! Ash
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Hi I am stuck with a problem when i have been told to fill the details regarding the application which we have built for providing us a server. The details to be filled are as below. disk space required to store each associate (kb/MB) size of each transaction (kb/mb) So how do i estimate? Regards Naina
Naina
sizes get measured on a development system, and if necessary on a mock-up. Just measure total size for quantity 1, 10, 100, 1000 and you'll know unit size. Quantities you need to estimate yourself. No tools involved, just common sense. :)
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