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I use about 48gb of memory hosting 34 distinct apps including AI stuff, stuff moves hundreds of gigs of data a day and so on. 2gb idle is disqualifyingly high

• dijit 3y ago
  2 GiB amortised across your entire user-base is nothing. I'm used to running things like confluence and jira that consume as much as 140GiBs for a production. Mattermost also uses something in the realm of 10G for anything you would consider a reasonable number of people. This is like arguing household budgets when discussing business expenses. Clearing $1k on the company is fine, but would be unpaletable at home. If you can't stomach the cost then that's fine, but it is an appropriate trade-off to put the bulk of the memory burden on the server.
  • vorpalhex 3y ago
    That's idle usage. Not per user scale. For reference, the last conferencing solution I ran was about 512mb at 10 users unless TURN relay was happening. JIRA is one of the worst performing and slowest applications in the world. "Waiting for JIRA" was literally a running joke at my last job. That some software is especially subpar is not an excuse for other software to perform a bit poorly.
    • dijit 3y ago
      OK, like-for-like, what's the current webRTC solution you can self host that has less memory requirements? I'd buy this much more if there was something to compare with (with admittedly much less features or QoL; like MediaWiki vs Confluence or RT vs Jira).