ECF Servers/Datacenter/DataPipeSize? (Distro?)

[the86d]

1) I'd like to know what distro ECF uses (although posting it could be a security concern if not properly locked down).

2) I really want to know more about the hardware in the ECF "datacenter"? the size of the data-pipe? I have found no posting stating the stats, and I am curious.

Can I get an idea of the hardware in #2 at least? Pictures?

 

[the86d]

We've only got about 1800 users for our IT staff of like 10.

This must be massive?

 

[rolygate]

Sorry but all that is, um, 'commercial information'. I like to jaw about all that stuff normally but in this case it's not possible, my apologies.

 

[the86d]

Thank you for a response stating this, Sir.

 

[the86d]

I do thank you guys and gals for all you do.

 

[AngusATAT]

The Internet is a series of tubes.....

 

[the86d]

I think, from the server/relay rack in my avatar, that I am a bit beyond that one...

Thanks though.

 

[UberDuper]

Looks like red hat enterprise or a derivative (probably centos) running out of liquidweb. The hardware is a bit of a mystery. Using cpanel, so very not likely their own colocated hardware. Their IP range from what's obvious in a quick look points to one of the VPS plans. Given the size and generally good performance of the site, that doesn't make much sense. Doesn't seem like a load balancer/proxying frontend since their etags include file inodes. Could still be forwarding to a single larger backend machine, just not an active/active configuration.

Guess it'll remain a mystery. I could poke harder, but that'd be rude.

UD.

 

[the86d]

...and might get black suvs sitting in front of your house, or work. I did a quick look a few months ago, and general nmap'ing but I didn't want to dig too much. I just figured I'd ask instead...

I am also suprised at it's so responsive.

Thanks!

It would be interesting to see the netstats during peak times!

 

[the86d]

That is what I get for using a K/Board my "Droid" on the 4um.