John Plemons wrote:
You know the CPU might make a big difference if he were running Windows,
but we're running Linux, an performance wise the Dual Core running
Linux, will keep up with if not kick butt on a Dual Zeon running Windows
2003 server.
Windows by design is a CPU hog, heck it takes several Windows boxes if
you listen to Windows tech's to do the same thing as a single Linux
box. Microsoft guy's would prefer to have DNS on one box, mail on
another and web services on still a third, throw in a SQL db and well
add in another Windows server.
I don't know how many times, I've heard from hired Microsoft guru's tell
me I can do that, it needs to be on it's own machine.
This isn't so much about performance as the fact that they are always
terrified (and often correctly so...) that one application will affect
the others in some mysterious way. Or that a future update needed for
one application will be incompatible with one or more of the others.
Not only that, they need a test box to match each production box since
it is rare for a windows app to be able to run different versions of
itself at the same time for testing.
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Les Mikesell
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