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What "normal-sized Linux server" has 70GB of RAM?

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• oblio 6y ago
  One that wants to handle a million requests per second? Or would you want to do that with a Raspberry Pi? :-) > What "normal-sized Linux server" has 70GB of RAM? Also, why are you "quoting" what I did not say?
  • ComputerGuru 6y ago
    Air quotes.
  • ibraheemdev 6y ago
    I was quoting the parent comment by @akvadrako :)
• akvadrako 6y ago
  Most servers support at least 128GB; it isn't even very expensive. And if you want to handle a million concurrent users you also need to consider CPU and latency, so for most real-world workloads the memory probably won't even be your bottleneck.
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