B4J Question Can B4J server run on 2GB RAM VPS?

[cambopad]

Hi all,

Anyone have any experience running B4J server on a VPS that has 2GB RAM or Vultr or DigitalOcean?

Please advise!
Thanks,

 

[DonManfred]

Anyone have any experience running B4J server on a VPS that has 2GB RAM

my VPS has 2GB Ram and it is running my FirebasAdmin Server without problems.
My Server does not have much load but i expect it should work on your VPS too to run a b4j Server.

I do not have experiences using Vultr or DigitalOcean though.

 

[cambopad]

my VPS has 2GB Ram and it is running my FirebasAdmin Server without problems.
My Server does not have much load but i expect it should work on your VPS too to run a b4j Server.

I do not have experiences using Vultr or DigitalOcean though.

I am planing to run my b4j web app on 2GB VPS. I have been googled for a few days and found that Jetty server consumes a lot of memory if compared to PHP server. Anyway, how much per month for your 2GB VPS? Which company you recommend for easy Jetty installation?

 

[DonManfred]

Anyway, how much per month for your 2GB VPS?

i pay 7 Euro/Month for my VPS @ Strato
i am not doing much with it. I was able to get it working and installed with help of this forum. Just do some research. There are tutorials about how to rn a b4j server on a vps.
i was (with nearly zero linux knowledge) able to install and run the server.

 

[cambopad]

i pay 7 Euro/Month for my VPS @ Strato
i am not doing much with it. I was able to get it working and installed with help of this forum. Just do some research. There are tutorials about how to rn a b4j server on a vps.
i was (with nearly zero linux knowledge) able to install and run the server.

Thanks you! Will try that!

 

[Erel]

A simple B4J server can consume less than 64mb or RAM.

 

[Jmu5667]

Runs fine, I have not had any issues.

 

[Johan Hormaza]

I use 1 GB of RAM and a two-core processor in Amazon VPS AWS. And it is working 3 server applications, both an MQTT broker and two JRDC2 servers.
All this works excellent!