On Fri, 13 Apr 2012 15:50:19 -0700
John R Pierce wrote:
> ah, i would call that a 'terminal server', thats quite a different
> workload then. I was thinking of 'application server' as something
> like Tomcat, providing webservices.
I thought about calling it that, but when I think of a terminal server I think
of something like a POS system that runs one program on a stack of terminals.
This is more of a centralized desktop application thing.
> even so, I'd expect all those applications to be cached in main memory
> once they are loaded the first time, unless this server is also memory
> constrained.
Well, users and applications come and go all day long and since this is a
publishing company some of the files get pretty honkin' huge.
The SSD is about $100 or so, so I figure at that price it's worth having for
any gain that can be had, even if it isn't a blow-your-mind improvement under
field circumstances.
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