[Hidden-tech] Looking for MySQL cluster guru, low cost 1 or 2 U Linux servers, short term (1 month) server rental

Michael Giles mgiles at visionstudio.com
Mon Feb 4 09:29:00 EST 2008


Andy,

#3 seems like a perfect use of Amazon's EC2 service 
(http://www.amazon.com/gp/browse.html?node=201590011).  Essentially, you 
get as many dedicated servers as you want and you only pay for the time 
that you use them (10 cents/hour).  If you use a server for a whole 
month, I believe it works out to about $70.  But if you only use it for 
an hour, or a day, you just pay for that fraction.  It is great for just 
this type of work (where you want a relatively large number of machines 
for a short amount of time).

-Mike

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> I am looking for help finding:
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> 1)  A MySQL cluster guru that I can talk to for an hour or two about MySQL
> clustering configurations for performance, and redundancy.  Somebody with
> actual experience with at least five clustered machines only.
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> 2)  Recommendations for vendors selling low cost 1 or 2 U Linux servers.
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> 3)  I am looking for a low cost way of using 16 to 24 Linux servers using
> MySQL clustering and custom software for a performance test/verification of
> concept test.  I doubt that this exists, but I'd like to rent the machines
> for as little as two weeks to a month.
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> Thanks in advance for any help with any of this questions!
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