Anvil 8
Older enterprise hardware, still fast enough for most of what a server is asked to do, at the price of the electricity it burns.
Kansas City, Missouri
- Processor
- 8 Cores
- Ryzen 7 5800H · 16 threads · 4.4 GHz
- Network
- 1 Gbit unmetered
- 5 usable IPv4 · /64 IPv6
What it will handle
The specification above is what is in the machine. This is what that is worth, with the sums shown.
- PassMark CPU Mark
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Not on file
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Not on file
- No processor on this listing to look up.
- Requests a second
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1,000
/s
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Estimate
- At 8 ms of processor time per request across 8 cores, and nothing else on the silicon. Your own figure is the one that counts.
- Monthly transfer
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324 TB
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Worked out here
- A 1 Gbit port sending flat out for thirty days. A ceiling, not a quota — nobody is asked to reach it.
- Application workers
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62
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Estimate
- At 512 MB each, from 32 GB with a gigabyte held back for the system.
A sensible choice for
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Sole tenancy — no neighbours on the silicon
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CI runners and parallel builds
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A database primary with room to cache
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Game servers and real-time workloads
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NVMe throughout, for I/O-bound work