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Set up a permanent official game server #163

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dripton opened this issue Jan 29, 2012 · 4 comments
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Set up a permanent official game server #163

dripton opened this issue Jan 29, 2012 · 4 comments

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dripton commented Jan 29, 2012

We need an official main game server somewhere. It should be pre-populated in the Connect dialog as an option.

Amazon EC2 micro instances are free for one year, then about $15 per month after that, but I'm not sure if a micro instance would be responsive enough. (They have 613 MB memory, which is plenty, but only allow short bursts of CPU usage.) Small instances are about $63 per month, more than I want to pay.

Rackspace Cloud 256 MB instances are $11 per month. I have a server that's been running stresstests for 9 hours (85 6-AI games) about that's using 118 MB VIRT, 101 MB RES, so I think 256 MB is probably enough. 512 MB instances are $22 per month. Though I'm not sure if that's enough memory to also move Jenkins there.

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dripton commented Jan 30, 2012

linode.com 256 MB for $20/mo.
prmgr.com 256 MB for $8/mo.

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dripton commented Feb 7, 2012

x86, 102 games (100 stresstest, 2 human vs. 5 AI), server using 28 MB PSS. So 256 MB should be plenty for the Slugathon server. Rackspace only seems to have 64-bit VMs, though, which will probably hurt some. Jenkins on the same box is taking up 498 MB PSS; I need to look into whether it's possible to run it in less memory.

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dripton commented Feb 7, 2012

I was able to get Jenkins PSS down to 172 MB by running it with java -Xmx64m. Not sure where all the other memory is going.

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dripton commented Nov 7, 2013

atlantic.net 256 MB for $3.65/mo. 512 MB for $4.97/mo.
digitalocean.com 512 MB for $5/mo., 1 GB for $10/mo.

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