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Will this OVH VPS SSD be enough for a website, forum, MySQL and SAMP server? - EtayJ - 09.07.2017
OpenStack KVM
1 vCore
2.4 GHz
2GB RAM
10GB SSD
Local RAID 10
Re: Will this OVH VPS SSD be enough for a website, forum, MySQL and SAMP server? - Vince - 09.07.2017
Yes. I've ran a LEMP stack and a 100 player SA-MP server on 256MB of RAM once and it was fine. Just don't use Apache because it is an enormous resource hog.
Re: Will this OVH VPS SSD be enough for a website, forum, MySQL and SAMP server? - EtayJ - 09.07.2017
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Originally Posted by Vince
 Yes. I've ran a LEMP stack and a 100 player SA-MP server on 256MB of RAM once and it was fine. Just don't use Apache because it is an enormous resource hog.
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What should I use for my MySQL server instead of Apache then? In my home computer I used XAMPP.
Re: Will this OVH VPS SSD be enough for a website, forum, MySQL and SAMP server? - Vince - 09.07.2017
What you need to understand is that "MySQL" refers to the MySQL server itself. What you're referring to is phpMyAdmin which is one of many possible clients to access said MySQL server.
phpMyAdmin will run on any webserver that supports PHP but some webservers require more setup than others. Lighttpd is easy enough and the phpMyAdmin installation comes with an option to automatically configure for Lighttpd. You can also use nginx but this requires some manual setup and symlinking. DigitalOcean has some great tutorials for the setup of either configuration.