On the Official AuctionAds Blog CTO David Dellanave posted a picture of the hardware that powers AuctionAds and also some stats:
For the month of April we are averaging over 60 million hits per day. Thats roughly:
400 hits/sec at peak times
58 gigs of Javascript per day
134 gigs of HTML per day
16 gigs of RAM cache
1.1 gigs of MySQL (yes, only)
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Nice Rack! That’s an insane amount of data transfer.
Wow that thing is sexy!
man that is some awesome stats!!!
I have a setup similar to that.. In my dreams.. LOL
Nice bit of kit you have there, looking at the hardware prices its so much cheaper than UK Dell Kit
do yall use memcached?
we use our own proprietary cashing technology
Wow.. that’s a serious rack..
Its ShoeMoneycached
That brings back nightmares of my day job. I’m so glad I don’t have to spend my time messing with that stuff anymore!
Holy Moses that’s some data transfer! Hmm, looks like I take up about a whole 3 seconds worth of Auction Ads resources per day.
What a rack!
Thats some serious computing power! Takes $ to make $ i gues
I’m more impressed at the number of diggs!
(Must be all the mentions of the word “rack”
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Yeah, and it probably still won’t run the game “Crysis” when it comes out later on this year
hmmm is it very efficient? by the looks of it, it seems so… any chance on licensing?
That would make for one hell of a home computer. =P I bet it took an insane amount of thought to hook all that up.
60 Million hits per day!
Ya, it’s odd what gets digged and what doesn’t… err probably not
tech = digg
Yeah, I can certainly see 1300+ diggers drooling over that machine. (Heck, even I did
)
I just signed up for auction ads yesterday from an email I received….I will let you know how it works for me jeremy!
I guess from the number of hits once could calculate how many ads the network is serving daily, right?
that’s what she said… not really
LOL.. I think they misses the spelling of cashed… nice pun!
that would be an interesting spec to hear. I don’t know how you could guess based on the informatyion given, but I don’t see why Jeremy wouldn’t just give that info. I am sure its an insaine number as well.
Pun, or just Jeremy’s spelling. Tough call.
You know… we don’t do anywhere near that much traffic and our hardware isn’t that much different. I think I went overkill making sure we didn’t have any downtime. Better too much than too little, though.
well it’s not always good to share your stats…
I was hoping to see some females
I’m actually not surprised.. I mean they are serving ad’s to 10,000+ websites.. That being said it certainly puts my own bandwidth useage to shame
Ya it’s impressive but don’t forget it’s just hits, I would be curious to see how many individual people auctionads reaches every day though
More then likely he wasn’t joking… Auctionads must be like printing your own money
Definately, though it makes you wonder how much computing power adsense uses
In some cases it can be bad but for the most part I think we’d all be better off if some global stats were published by the big networks, like I don’t see the problem with letting publishers know the percentage paid out on a click or action or for that matter what a sites CTR or CPM is..
how much will that set you back?
yeah btw misleading title! haha … linkbait alert!!
Yea, and google overall
Would like to see their main server 
Good to see the auctionads blog is taking off too. Seems that area is getting a ton of traffic too.
Wow, that is some pretty impressive hardware! I’m really stunned at how little mysql bandwidth there is!
Boooooo….I was thinking of another kind of rack!