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Le 2012-11-09 08:39, Florian Effenberger a écrit :
Hello,

based on the discussions we had yesterday, I'd like to share the current
infrastructure budget plannings we have. I am writing this with my infra
hat on, not with my board head. I first like to have a discussion here,
and based on those results, propose a concrete budget to the board for
2013.

I convey no secret by saying that we rent our machines at Hetzner in
Germany. You can see their offers at
http://www.hetzner.de/en/hosting/produktmatrix/rootserver-produktmatrix-ex

Our current infrastructure runs on these machines:

bilbo (EQ4) - old hardware revision; email and downloads
49,00 € base fee
39,00 € GBit port
15,00 € Flexipack for SSD
15,00 € SSD
15,00 € SSD

kermit (EQ4) - old hardware revision; web
49,00 € base fee
39,00 € GBit port

pumbaa (EX6) - internal machine
69,00 € base fee
39,00 € GBit port

floyd (EX6) - backup and deployment
69,00 € base fee
39,00 € GBit port

grisu (EX 6S) - virtual machines
79,00 € base fee
39,00 € GBit port
15,00 € Flexipack for subnet
22,50 € /27 subnet

monthly 592,50 €
yearly 7.110,00 €

If you look at our budget, you will discover that the monthly fees are
higher. This is due to the fact that we have already a another EX 6S
machine running which we are using for planning and evaluating the
migration to the new platform. I leave this machine out of the above
calculation, to ensure comparability.

Our current plan is to migrate all machines to EX6S based application
servers, backed by two large storages, that will also serve as backup
and deployment systems, and ideally also as database cluster.

Accounting-wise, this will mean the removal of the old-revision bilbo
and kermit machines. Current floyd will become bilbo2, current testing
machine will become kermit2, plus we will need to storages.

Based on that, the calculation would look like this:

bilbo (EX6S)
79,00 €base fee
39,00 € GBit port
+ 99,00 € upgrade fee

kermit (EX6S)
79,00 € base fee
39,00 € GBit port

pumbaa (EX6S)
79,00 € base fee
39,00 € GBit port
+ 99,00 € upgrade fee

grisu (EX6S)
79,00 € base fee
39,00 € GBit port
15,00 € Flexipack for subnet
22,50 € /27 subnet
5,00 € Failover-IP

storage (XS13)
139,00 € base fee
39,00 € GBit port
15,00 € Flexipack for 2nd NIC
+ 199,00 € setup fee
+ 29,00 € 2nd NIC

storage (XS13)
139,00 € base fee
39,00 € GBit port
15,00 € Flexipack for 2nd NIC
+ 199,00 € setup fee
+ 29,00 € 2nd NIC

In a nutshell, this would result in the following costs:

monthly 900,50 €
yearly 10.806,00 €
one-time fees 654,00 €

I would like to discuss this calculation in public before approaching
the board for budget planning. Not taken into account is the chance of
getting a sponsorship by some ISPs. I am currently in contact with two
possible supporters, and will follow-up when I have details.

Florian


As I was not part of the project prior to the TDF/LibreOffice, I am curious if these are all new expenses that were not part of running OOo? Am I right to assume that all infrastructure items were sponsored by Sun? Is this right?

Cheers,

Marc

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