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I can't claim to have done anything as fancy as Ricardo, but in my |
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previous place of work I used Gentoo on three different servers to: |
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Apache, PHP, Perl, MySQL, Squid, SVN, and other bits and pieces... |
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Generally things ran smoothly... but upgrades did take some time... |
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and I only trusted a small subset of the team to upgrade the PCs... |
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Still... it meant that some areas got to move up from the technology |
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that was offered with Red Hat 7.1 to more current technologies / |
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versions... |
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Never saw a problem with it... most major upgrades were done out of |
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hours, and most of the customers were informed if there was going to |
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be any loss of service. Fortunately they weren't 24/7 systems... |
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mainly business hours 9-5... |
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...Ric |
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On 29/11/2007, Ricardo Saffi Marques <saffi@××××××××××××××.br> wrote: |
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> Our main server, which hosts the Latin America Official Gentoo Mirror runs |
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> Gentoo. So does our Web-server. So does our Backup server. So does our |
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> datacenter. By "our" I mean the laboratory I work at (check signature). I |
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> see no major issue on running Gentoo on servers. |
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Ric de France |
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Ph: +61412945554 (international) or 0412945554 (Australia) |
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==> Do you, uh... Gentoo? Gentoooo-hooo!! <== |
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==> http://www.gentoo.org/main/en/about.xml <== |
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