[rabbitmq-discuss] What are the System Requirements?

Fri Nov 20 18:19:22 GMT 2009

Chris

You should be ok with one COTS server in most cases.  Throughput is
good enough for that, in both transient and persistent scenarios.

For example, many of our customers use 2Gb of RAM and at least the
same amount of disk.  But an 8Gb server and say 10Gb of disk is also
common.  Note that the RAM and disk consumption are almost the same
here.  This is because you don't really want your O/S to be using
memory/disk swap.  With the future 'page to disk' feature, RabbitMQ
will manage its own swap so that much larger data sets on disk can and
will make sense.

The install itself is quite small.

If you want HA then you will want at least two servers and shared
storage eg RAID.

Does this answer your question?

alexis

On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 6:35 PM, cpeele00 <chris.peele at mclaneat.com> wrote:
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> Good morning,
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> Would someone please be able to provide me with the minimum System
> Requirements for Rabbit MQ? (i.e. Ram, hard-drive space, etc…)?
>
> I am trying to justify using it to our client and need to provide them with
> this information and I wasn’t able to locate it on your site.
>
> Thanks very much for your assistance.
>
> V/R
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