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For where you sound like you're at, I wouldn't even worry about it. Usually when we say bandwidth, we mean bytes/second, to and from the caches and main system
by vessenes 11y ago
For where you sound like you're at, I wouldn't even worry about it. Usually when we say bandwidth, we mean bytes/second, to and from the caches and main system memory.
But, really, don't worry about it -- for windows, ovh or hetzner, or if your workload varies a lot, azure or AWS are almost certainly what you want; put the time in to product development until it's so successful that you _need_ the tech help to scale.
- graycat 11y ago> Usually when we say bandwidth, we mean bytes/second, to and from the caches and main system memory. I thought that the registered memory of high end server processors that could support 100+ GB of main memory were significantly slower in bandwidth than the DDR3/4 main memory of consumer processors.