Mobilni procesory ARM v serverech

narazil jsem na zajimavy clanek ohledne snizovani energie v datacentrechkonkretne: http://www.zive.cz/clanky/arm-miri-na-servery-velke-tazeni-proti-intelu/sc-3-a-159398/default.aspxjedna se o nasazovani mobilnich CPU typu ARM pro datova centra= znamena to jeste vyssi usporu energie, nez dnes jiz zname servery na platforme Intel Atom(diskutovano napr. zde: http://webtrh.cz/13515-tele3-dedik-housing)krome jasne uspory energie se logicky snizi take naroky na misto v Telehousea diky nizkonakladove cene komponent bude dalsi usporou i porizovaci cena HWje to naprosto skvele reseni nejen pro cloudove sluzby, ale nalezne uplatneni i pro uzivatele, kteri nechteji byt zavisli na jakemkoliv sdileni VPS vice klientyano, jiste se najdou odpurci, kteri zacnou mavat rukama nad hlavou se slovy "v mobilu mam stejny procesor, to nemuze nikdy fungovat"nicmene fungovat bude a troufam si vyrknout, ze mnohem lepe nez sdilene/pretizene VPS / je to uplne stejne jako kdyz drive neznali uzivatele tvrdili, ze server s Atomem nemuze fungovat, protoze takove CPU se dava do nejlevnejsich netbooku - pritom dle uzivatelske zkusenosti bezny CPU z roku 2010 Atom 330 s pouhymi 2GB ram utahl vice nez 100 navstevovanych webu na CMS jako je Joomla nebo Drupalco si myslite Vy, najde ARM sve opodstatneni v serverovem nasazeni ?

nízká pořízovací cena = nižší cena služeb = spokojenější zákazníci = více zákazníků

Hlásím se o jeden "mobilní server".

no jo je to docela zajimava vec. znovu jsem zacali testovat servery na ARMu

Napsal HexaGeek;787436

no jo je to docela zajimava vec. znovu jsem zacali testovat servery na ARMu

Od kterého dodavatele? S jakou verzí operačního systému?

Kolik procesorů mají takové servery ? A cena za měsíc takového řešení ?

az budou v nabidce, tak urcite zkusim

jak zverejnime nabidku vsechno sem dame. Chteli jsem nakoupit 2 reseni,dokonce jedno od HP ale nepodarilose..

Zkoušel jste někdy někdo použít jako malý server Raspberry Pi a/nebo linuxový router?

Tohle vypadá pěkně:http://www.geek.com/articles/chips/via-launch-a-49-android-pc-20120522/Snad na to půjde portovat nějaká rozumná distribuce Linuxu

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/boston-limited-ships-first-arm-based-servers-to-bring-low-power-economics-to-high-performance-data-centers-2012-07-23 PRESS RELEASE July 23, 2012, 9:10 a.m. EDT Boston Limited Ships First ARM®-Based Servers to Bring Low-Power Economics to High-Performance Data Centers ST ALBANS, England, July 23, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Big data, web apps, HPC and media streaming to benefit from technology that consumes less than 1/10th the power of conventional servers Boston Limited, the leading manufacturer of high performance, low-powered server, storage and clustered solutions, has begun manufacturing and worldwide distribution of its innovative Viridis server, based on Calxeda EnergyCore™ SoC (System on a Chip) leveraging ultra-low power ARM processors. The Boston Viridis platform is the first to enter general availability in a new generation of data center servers based on technology from ARM, whose chip designs power the Apple® iPhone®, iPad® and many other low-power consumer devices. Consuming as little as 5 watts per SoC, the ultra low-powered Calxeda EnergyCore SoC is designed specifically to provide supercomputing performance while consuming less than one tenth the power that many of today's processors use. This new technology is set to radically redefine the economics of a range of compute-intensive applications such as data analysis and modeling ('Big Data'), high-volume web applications, high performance computing (HPC) and media streaming. Power consumption (and related costs such as heat dissipation) make up a significant proportion of running costs in large-scale data centers. Reducing energy costs tenfold not only slashes existing costs but also enables the development of new applications that had not previously been viable. The Boston Viridis server harnesses a revolutionary new approach to energy-efficient computing based on the low power consumption of EnergyCore SoC processors compared to traditional x86-based architectures. Provisioned within a 2U enclosure, each Boston Viridis unit contains up to 12 quad-node EnergyCards with built-in Layer-2 networking, plus storage in the form of up to 24 local SATA disks or MicroSD cards. With up to 48 nodes per enclosure, this highly dense solution contains up to 900 servers per industry standard 42U rack, providing customers with industry-leading power, space and cost savings. Supported by Ubuntu Server 12.04 LTS and Fedora v17+ distributions, the Calxeda EnergyCore SoC has been shown to run popular software platforms including Cloud Management software from Openstack, Big Data technologies such as Hadoop, Cassandra, applications built in Java, Ruby on Rails, Python and the popular LAMP stack. Manoj Nayee, Managing Director of Boston Limited, said, "After months of development and excitement, Boston is delighted to begin distributing our Calxeda ARM-based Viridis servers. With around 90% improvements in energy efficiency and density, we are seeing a huge level of interest from customers across the globe!" Karl Freund, VP of Marketing of Calxeda, said "Boston is enabling the developing ARM-server ecosystem the opportunity to test and experiment with one of the biggest game-changers in the data centre featuring our EnergyCore SOC. We are excited to be working closely with the engineering team at Boston to bring this technology to market." (...)

Ja mam take sam pro sebe jeden usporny server, celkem 39W/hod a plna spokojenost a jeste k tomu 64bit.Do datacentra bych to ale nedoporucoval.Je zde ale stale firemni sektor, ktery do cloudu moc nejde(proc by taky svoje know-how nekomu sverovali) a verim, ze pro tyto zakazniky je to prave urcene.

http://cubieboard.org/

https://webtrh.cz/225352-procesory-arm-superpocitacu

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/435742530/udoo-android-linux-arduino-in-a-tiny-single-board