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On Aug 26, 2011, at 6:03 PM, Dan Ritter wrote: > > Wikis tend to be quite undemanding until you discover that there are a > hundred or a hundred thousand times as many people using it as you had > initially thought. Pretty much. A Wiki is a SQL database, a web server, and some PHP code to glue them together. I have a MediaWiki in a little Xen domain: 512MB RAM, 5GB disk. That's more than enough for my group of 4 people who use it maybe 3 times a week. The same code base scales up to Wikipedia proportions -- but that uses far more computing resources than my piddling little domain. On the other hand, mine works with my Kerberos realm :). --Rich P.
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