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| − | For the trouble-free operation of the [[Public Domain Project]] we need various computers in our headquarter office in [[Wikipedia:Küsnacht|Küsnacht]] and multiple servers in a data center located in the city of [[Wikipedia:Zurich|Zurich]]. The monthly financial costs are expensive to provide you a free download of lossless audio files and financing the operation costs of our project. Please help us with a '''[[PD: | + | For the trouble-free operation of the [[Public Domain Project]] we need various computers in our headquarter office in [[Wikipedia:Küsnacht|Küsnacht]] and multiple servers in a data center located in the city of [[Wikipedia:Zurich|Zurich]]. The monthly financial costs are expensive to provide you a free download of lossless audio files and financing the operation costs of our project. Please help us with a '''[[PD:Call_for_donations|donation]]'''. Thank you very much! |
== Infrastructure == | == Infrastructure == | ||
=== Rack space === | === Rack space === | ||
| − | Our rack space currently includes '''[[Wikipedia:Rack unit|6U]]'''. | + | Our rack space currently includes '''[[Wikipedia:Rack unit|6U]]'''. All the rack space is sponsored by the ITZ of the [[Wikipedia:Zurich_University_of_the_Arts|Zurich University of the Arts]]. The disk array uses 4U and the two application servers for the encyclopedia and the internet radio are using 2U. |
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| + | === Streaming servers === | ||
| + | [http://init7.net Init Seven AG] is the sponsor of the bandwith for the [[Public Domain Radio]]. | ||
=== Server === | === Server === | ||
[[File:Pd-server.jpg|thumb|left]] | [[File:Pd-server.jpg|thumb|left]] | ||
| − | The sponsored disk array by | + | The sponsored disk array by Restorm.com includes a ''[[Wikipedia:Coraid, Inc.|Coraid]] [[Wikipedia:Linux|Linux]] [[Wikipedia:Network access server|NAS gateway]] CLN21'' and a ''Coraid EtherDrive SR1521 (15 [[Wikipedia:Disc storage|Disk storage appliance]])''. The disk storage is currently equipped with ten ''[[Wikipedia:Seagate Technology|Seagate]] Barracuda ES.1'' 750 [[Wikipedia:Byte|GB]] [[Wikipedia:Serial ATA#SATA revision 2.0 (SATA 3 Gbit/s)|SATA II]]-[[Wikipedia:Hard disk drive|hard drives]] (ST3750640NS) and is expandable to fourteen disks. |
| − | Our | + | Our two HP DL360 G5 Servers are equipped with two quad-core [[Wikipedia:Intel Xeon|Intel Xeon]] processors and allows the use of [[Wikipedia:Multi-channel|multi-channel]] [[Wikipedia:Streaming media|audio streaming]] without upgrading additional rack space. All applications running on the server are virtualized with [[Wikipedia:VirtualBox|Oracle VM VirtualBox]]. |
[[Category:PD:]] | [[Category:PD:]] | ||
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Revision as of 15:14, 20 January 2015
For the trouble-free operation of the Public Domain Project we need various computers in our headquarter office in Küsnacht and multiple servers in a data center located in the city of Zurich. The monthly financial costs are expensive to provide you a free download of lossless audio files and financing the operation costs of our project. Please help us with a donation. Thank you very much!
Infrastructure
Rack space
Our rack space currently includes 6U. All the rack space is sponsored by the ITZ of the Zurich University of the Arts. The disk array uses 4U and the two application servers for the encyclopedia and the internet radio are using 2U.
Streaming servers
Init Seven AG is the sponsor of the bandwith for the Public Domain Radio.
Server
The sponsored disk array by Restorm.com includes a Coraid Linux NAS gateway CLN21 and a Coraid EtherDrive SR1521 (15 Disk storage appliance). The disk storage is currently equipped with ten Seagate Barracuda ES.1 750 GB SATA II-hard drives (ST3750640NS) and is expandable to fourteen disks.
Our two HP DL360 G5 Servers are equipped with two quad-core Intel Xeon processors and allows the use of multi-channel audio streaming without upgrading additional rack space. All applications running on the server are virtualized with Oracle VM VirtualBox.
