Show off your Bukkit server SPECS

Hi guys, I'm interested what you peeps are running your servers on, so please, show off your Bukkit server specs.
Mine:
Intel Xeon E3-1230v2 @3.4GHz 4 Cores 8 Threads
32GB DDR3 ECC RAM
1TB WD 10000RPM SATAIII Drive
250GB Intel SSD
1Gbps Up/down



Ignore the Cache usage :3

 

XD 3VIL M0NKEY If you still host with Minecrafted; How long have they offered them with SSDs? O_O

 

Not for a while, you can customise your servers to have an SSD as it's primary drive, or secondary or even third. I contacted them and asked them to install it though (I pay an extra $8/month)

 

My server runs on my home PC:

Intel i7-860 2.8 GHz, 12 GB RAM, 1 TB HDD, Win7 Pro 64-bit.
Internet connection 95 Mbps download / 35 Mbps upload.

The PC also runs the Minecraft client (or League of Legends or whatever else my daughter is playing) while it's running the Craftbukkit server with no problems.

 

Bobcat00
Your internet is amazing compared to mine.
Hell, I get faster speeds on 4G than my connection, I'm usually on 15mb/down 10mb/up on Broadband...
Lucky s.o.b.

 

If I had Gigabit Ethernet, I'd get 115 Mbps down. I only have 100baseT, so I'm limited to 95 Mbps. Not worth buying a new router. "95 Mbps is fast enough for you, old man." - Han Solo

It costs US$65 per month, and is unlimited/unmetered.

 

Intel Xeon E5-1620 (4 cores / 8 Threads) 3.6GHz (3.8GHz Turbo Boost)
64 GB DDR3 ECC RAM
2 x 2TB SATA3
1gbps Up/down

 

Small home server for friends (Less than 10 of us so far)

i7-3770k 3.5 Ghz overclocked to 4.6 Ghz on water
Minecraft allocated to 8 gig ram (I use the other 8 gig for games)
Minecraft running on an OCZ-Vector SSD with backups to SATA3 mirrored drive.
Windows 8 64 bit
Upstream bandwidth QOS'd to 2 Mb

 

I currently have 6 servers being hosted, I pay for two and host one of my server based workstation, the rest are in real life friends of mine:

Paid hosting:

1.)
8GB of DDR3 RAM
100Mb/s upload and download
500GB Sata III or a 60GB SSD
Xeon e3 (not sure what the specific model is)

2.)
1GB of DDR3 RAM
100Mb/s upload and download
500GB Sata III or a 60GB SSD
Xeon e3 (not sure what the specific model is)

Personal Computer (Server based workstation):

3.)
16GB of DDR3 RAM ( I have 24GB total)
30Mb/s upload and download
60GB SSD & if needed a 3TB Sata III hard drive
2x Xeon L5639 6-core processors (24 threads) 2.13GHz Normal, 2.66GHz Turbo

Other computers in our cluster:

4.)
4GB of DDR3 RAM
10Mb/s upload and download
250GB SSD
Core i7-3555LE (Dual core) 2.5 Normal 3.2 Turbo

5.)
8GB of DDR3 RAM
25Mb/s upload and download
1TB Hard Drive (not sure if Sata III or Sata II)
AMD FX-8350 4.0GHz (4.2GHz Turbo)

6.)
8GB of DDR3 RAM
100Mb/s upload and download
1TB Hard Drive (not sure if Sata III or Sata II)
AMD FX-8350 4.0GHz (4.2GHz Turbo)
(Very similar)

 

I run mine off of an ESXi system, given the following specs
2 x vCPU (host cpu: AMD FX-8120)
8GB ram
10GB on SSD (for minecraft)
20GB on HDD

 

Hosted on a dedicated home server:
AMD Phenom II @ 3.1Ghz (Quad Core)
16GB DDR3 1600 RAM
128GB Samsung SSD
Running Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard 64-Bit
My upload bandwidth allows for 16 simultaneous players.

 

By the time you get to 10 people, I suspect they'd be lagging. I started out with 2 Mbps, and quickly upgraded to 5 Mbps to handle 10-15 players. Now my ISP has upgraded us to 35 Mbps for no additional charge.

 

I'm renting a Dell r200 at a i3d.com in Holland. It's a older Core 2 based quadcore Xeon with 8 GB RAM, but the price is really good. Actually, it doesn't cost much more than the electricity and internet bill if i where to host it myself. I use Debian 7.0 and run a complete BungeeCord system with 3 Bukkit servers on it.

 

Broadcom BCM2835 (CPU, GPU, DSP, SDRAM, and single USB port)
700 MHz ARM1176JZF-S core
Broadcom VideoCore IV @ 250 MHz
256 MB (shared with GPU)
10/100 Ethernet (8P8C) USB adapter

Kudos to whoever can tell me what I have :3

 

Raspberry Pi Model A? Didn't google

 

Good man! I'll give you that, close enough It's actually an older Model B, so it has all the specs of the new Model B except half as much RAM

 

I run mine off of my home ESXi server, specs given to it though:
4 CPU cores
20gb ram
120gb SSD storage
1gb link to my network core, but only 20mb down/20 up

server itself has 2x E5620 CPU's (4 core/ 8 thread), 72gb ram, 240gb SSD storage, 1TB HDD storage, and 5gb network links to my core.

 

Hoolean I'm amazed the small ARM core is able to handle Bukkit. How many players are you able to have on it?

 

if my math is correct:
2Mbps converts to 250KB

4 Players are only pushing about 6 - 8 KB (or 0.008 Mbps) on my bandwidth meter at any given time.
10 Players with overhead should only (in theory) push about 20KB (or 0.02Mbps out of 2.0Mbps).

I suspect the bandwidth on larger servers jumps with more concurrent building going on. A lot of these guys on my server just fly around and chat

*Also, I'm not running Dynamap or anything that would be sending out a lot of data

 

fafler

I don't actually host it on mine personally but I know a guy who set it up right and optimised it and it handled 3 players acceptably

 

I figure 0.333 Mbps (bits/sec) upload for each player. With 10 players, I was seeing my 2 Mbps upload maxed-out and causing lag.

 

12(6x2) CPU cores (L5639 6 cores, 12 threads)
Total of 24 threads
48gb ram DDR3 (non-ecc on a server board)
120gb SSD storage + 2TB hard disk for backups and others
1gb link link, more or less 10mb/up and down

 

What would you guys say is the best host for US + AU?

 

Make a Raspberry Pi SUPERCOMPUTER!
You'll be able to hold '30' players.

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EDIT by Moderator: merged posts, please use the edit button instead of double posting.

 

Server 1:
Intel® Core™ i7-4770 Quadcore Haswell
32 GB DDR3 RAM
2 x 240 GB SATA 6 Gb/s SSD Software-RAID 1
1 GBit/s-Port with guaranteed 200 MBit/s

Server 2:
AMD Athlon 64 6000+ X2
8 GB DDR3 RAM
2 x 2000GB SATA
1 GBit/s-Port with guaranteed 200 MBit/s

 

I have two (for Minecraft, at least), they're both identical:

6-core Opteron
24 GB DDR3 Registered/ECC
Intel SSD primary storage
Near-line SAS based NAS for backups
Windows Server 2008 SP2
GigE LAN
50 mbit dedicated WAN link (shared between the two)