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Univers Cloud : toutes les nouveautés du mois de mai
Nouveaux Serveurs Dédiés GPU
Trois nouvelles configurations de Serveurs Dédiés sont disponibles. Équipées de cartes GPU NVIDIA (GTX 970, Tesla M60 et K80), elles sont destinées à réaliser des tâches parallèles comme l’encodage vidéo, le calcul intensif, ou encore le déploiement d’environnements VDI 3D.
www.ovh.com/fr/serveurs_dedies/gpu/
Les frais d'installation offerts sur So you Start
Jusqu’au 31 mai, les frais d’installation sont offerts sur nos serveurs So you Start. Une solution parfaite pour ajouter un serveur de sauvegarde à votre infrastructure!
www.soyoustart.com/fr/#xtor=ES-11-[news]-20160526-[SYS-img]
Installer Windows Server sur vos instances Public Cloud HG et SP vous revient moins cher à partir d'aujourd'hui. Nous avons baissé le prix de nos instances jusqu'à 40% pour nos modèles les plus performants. Ce changement de tarif sera effectif sur votre prochaine facture sans aucune intervention de votre part.
www.ovh.com/fr/cloud/instances/#xtor=ES-11-[news]-20160526-[EG-btn]
Lab PaaS DB: vos bases de données en toute simplicité !
Vous avez un projet nécessitant une base de données SQL performante? Vous souhaitez être sûr de la bonne configuration et du bon monitoring de celle-ci?
Venez rejoindre notre Lab gratuit PaaS SQL sur RunAbove.com.
Nous vous délivrerons instantanément des instances MySQL et PostgreSQL avec 2 Go de RAM dédiés et 32 Go d’espace disque, entièrement managées par nos équipes.
Le Lab est compatible avec la plupart des produits Cloud OVH tels que nos VPS, Serveurs Dédiés, Public Cloud, ainsi que vos services externes!
Découvrez comment HostMe gère ses pics de charge grâce au Dedicated Cloud.
www.ovh.com/fr/news/usercase/gerer-des-pics-de-charge-avec-dedicated-cloud.xml#xtor=ES-11-[news]-20160526-[-btn]
PaaS Logs: rejoignez l'aventure
Que vous soyez DevOps, DSI, data analyst ou expert en acquisition de trafic, PaaS Logs facilitera le traitement et la visualisation de vos logs. La solution, actuellement en bêta gratuite sur RunAbove.com, est optimisée chaque jour par nos équipes qui l’agrémentent de nombreuses fonctionnalités. Notre communauté n’attend plus que vous!
www.runabove.com/paas-logs.xml#xtor=ES-11-[news]-20160526-[PaasLogs-btn]
vRack disponible en bêta sur le Public Cloud.
Le vRack est maintenant disponible sur l'ensemble de nos datacentres pour les projets Public Cloud. Actuellement en bêta, le vRack est géré via l'API et sera ajouté au manager dans les prochaines semaines.
www.ovh.com/fr/g2148.public_cloud_et_vrack_-_explications_et_roadmap/#xtor=ES-11-[news]-20160526-[vRack-btn]
IPLB Quick-Start guide
Our module "SATA2IP" is ready
Our module «SATA2IP» is ready!
Forget the SATA. Another way to consider the storage:
1 HDD = 1 ip and let's scale !
Forget the SATA. Another way to consider the storage:
1 HDD = 1 ip and let's scale !
Free SSL to OVH very very soon. Stay tuned!!
Free SSL @letsencrypt certificates are coming to #OVH very very soon. Stay tuned!!!
RAM disk on an OVH dedicated
How to configure a RAM disk on an OVH dedicated server to increase read/write performances
Would you like to boost your server's performance without installing an SSD drive? Consider mounting a RAM disk. Thanks to the increase of memory capacity in servers, there is room to use a chunk of this memory to mount a virtual disk directly in RAM.
What is a RAM disk?
A RAM Disk is a virtual hard drive that uses part of the random access memory (RAM) as a system partition. As such, it appears as just another partition and can be used as a regular partition, only it'll be much faster than a traditional SATA disk.
Why would you want to use this technique? The answer is performance pure and simple. And you can still maintain a SATA hard drive configuration which will provide plenty of storage space. All you need is enough memory to mount a RAM drive partition. The more RAM you have, the bigger the partition and the more temporary files you can store on it.
Bandwidth from RAM to CPU (59.7 GB/s for a E5-1620v2 processor) can also provide a great advantage whereas the SATA connection (maximum bandwidth of the
Bus SATA III: 768 MB/s) can quickly become a bottleneck.
Setting up this type of partition warrants caution nonetheless. We strongly recommend that you only use this type of system for temporary, non critical data. Because RAM is volatile, a server reboot would wipe out all data on the RAM disk.
Cache system (for an application):
Some applications require reading and writing a significant number of temporary files; in such cases, using a RAM Disk can tremendously speed up the writing and processing of those files as well as optimising your application's processing time.
Hosting a high traffic PHP website:
When a PHP website has reached a certain size, a significant number of files can be accessed during requests from visitors. By moving the storage space for those files over to a RAM disk, the site's response time can be optimised.
Game hosting (Minecraft):
On a Minecraft server, limitations are often brought on by I/O operations (read/write). Moving data over to the RAM will result in high speed access times and data transfers.
verything inside this directory will be stored in RAM.
Define access rights on this partition. Configure chmod when mounting, with the sticky bit, add this line in fstab:
The size option lets you set the quantity of memory to be allocated (here we have chosen 16 GB).
Mount the partition. In doing this you can also confirm that the command line for mounting in the fstab is correct:
Make sure that disk was mounted:
Verify that the access rights are correct:
Your «ramdisk1» has been correctly configured and mounted.
Recommended servers
The MC-128 GAME server
With a high frequency CPU (3.7GHz), 128 GB of RAM and permanently equipped with the Game AntiDDoS, the MC-128 server is suitable for hosting games such as Minecraft or Rust.
The SP-128-S server
The SP-128-S server is perfect for setting up this system; it has 128 GB of RAM and a Xeon E5-1620v2 processor with a maximum bandwidth of 59.7 GB/s.
Would you like to boost your server's performance without installing an SSD drive? Consider mounting a RAM disk. Thanks to the increase of memory capacity in servers, there is room to use a chunk of this memory to mount a virtual disk directly in RAM.
What is a RAM disk?
A RAM Disk is a virtual hard drive that uses part of the random access memory (RAM) as a system partition. As such, it appears as just another partition and can be used as a regular partition, only it'll be much faster than a traditional SATA disk.
Why would you want to use this technique? The answer is performance pure and simple. And you can still maintain a SATA hard drive configuration which will provide plenty of storage space. All you need is enough memory to mount a RAM drive partition. The more RAM you have, the bigger the partition and the more temporary files you can store on it.
Bandwidth from RAM to CPU (59.7 GB/s for a E5-1620v2 processor) can also provide a great advantage whereas the SATA connection (maximum bandwidth of the
Bus SATA III: 768 MB/s) can quickly become a bottleneck.
Setting up this type of partition warrants caution nonetheless. We strongly recommend that you only use this type of system for temporary, non critical data. Because RAM is volatile, a server reboot would wipe out all data on the RAM disk.
Cache system (for an application):
Some applications require reading and writing a significant number of temporary files; in such cases, using a RAM Disk can tremendously speed up the writing and processing of those files as well as optimising your application's processing time.
Hosting a high traffic PHP website:
When a PHP website has reached a certain size, a significant number of files can be accessed during requests from visitors. By moving the storage space for those files over to a RAM disk, the site's response time can be optimised.
Game hosting (Minecraft):
On a Minecraft server, limitations are often brought on by I/O operations (read/write). Moving data over to the RAM will result in high speed access times and data transfers.
Configuring and mounting a RAM disk in Ubuntu
Create your directory (you must be root on your server):root@ns3012742:~# mkdir /media/ramdisk1verything inside this directory will be stored in RAM.
Define access rights on this partition. Configure chmod when mounting, with the sticky bit, add this line in fstab:
root@ns3012742:~# echo "tmpfs /media/ramdisk1 tmpfs defaults,size=16g,mode=1777 0 0" >> /etc/fstabThe size option lets you set the quantity of memory to be allocated (here we have chosen 16 GB).
Mount the partition. In doing this you can also confirm that the command line for mounting in the fstab is correct:
root@ns3012742:~# mount -aMake sure that disk was mounted:
root@ns3012742:~# mount |grep ^tmpfs
tmpfs on /media/ramdisk1 type tmpfs (rw,relatime,size=16777216k)Verify that the access rights are correct:
root@ns3012742:~# ls -la /media/ramdisk1
drwxrwxrwt 2 root root
drwxr-xr-x 4 root rootYour «ramdisk1» has been correctly configured and mounted.
Recommended servers
The MC-128 GAME server
With a high frequency CPU (3.7GHz), 128 GB of RAM and permanently equipped with the Game AntiDDoS, the MC-128 server is suitable for hosting games such as Minecraft or Rust.
The SP-128-S server
The SP-128-S server is perfect for setting up this system; it has 128 GB of RAM and a Xeon E5-1620v2 processor with a maximum bandwidth of 59.7 GB/s.
GRA the electricity pylon is UP and will be connected soon
Building the VAC4 in GRA based on our Armor (vR+Anti-DDoS)
Building the VAC4 in GRA based on our Armor (vR+Anti-DDoS)
Then we deploy VAC5-16 in the new DCs!
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Then we deploy VAC5-16 in the new DCs!
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