RAM for VPS
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SeLLeRoNe
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Honestly i dont know if will be enough, depend on websites... but.. is a vm so you can start with 128 (but i suggest start with 256) and then upgrade if needed.
Regards
Regards
Hello,
Do you have SWAP? How much? Equals to your RAM? If your VPS would use swap most of times, won't your provider suspend your virtual server?
If to believe Hardware section on this page
Of course you might want to try with 256, if you've got swap, but a big customization would be required, and it's near to impossible (I'd rather say that) to run default installation with so little RAM. And I won't even test it with 128Mb RAM.
Do you have SWAP? How much? Equals to your RAM? If your VPS would use swap most of times, won't your provider suspend your virtual server?
If to believe Hardware section on this page
Of course you might want to try with 256, if you've got swap, but a big customization would be required, and it's near to impossible (I'd rather say that) to run default installation with so little RAM. And I won't even test it with 128Mb RAM.
SeLLeRoNe
Super Moderator
Oh didnt notice they increased the min value, in past was 128MB...
Thanks for the update Zeiter
Thanks for the update Zeiter
Besides the question if DirectAdmin would support it: we can never answer your question. You could have one website requiring 24GB of RAM or a website with a much lower footprint. Depends on code, queries and visitors. But a good guess would be to start with 256MB. Every VPS supplier allows you to grow if needed.