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This budget assumes that the Wikimedia Foundation will continue to receive donations of older servers and equipment, as we have this past quarter, and that three servers will be set up in France in October as planned (at a colocation facility donating both bandwidth and hosting), lessening the load on our main cluster.


[Projected] Hosting Budget (hardware, hosting + bandwidth)

           Avg Bandwidth      BW cost   Hosting   Hardware   Net cost**   
Q3 2004 :  25 Mbps @$80/mo    $6,000    $2,100    $24,500    $28,550 
Q4 2004 : [45 Mbps @$75/mo]* [$10,100] [$3,600]  [$41,600]  [$48,450]

* Projected bandwidth increase : >90% over 3 months (bandwidth actually doubled over the past 8 weeks, but we are using 3-month averages for these estimates) 
** A donor has pledged half of the bandwidth and hosting costs for Q3 and Q4; leaving us with $4050 in colocation costs for Q3 and a projected $6850 in costs for Q4.
 


Hardware details for Q4  (all machines with 3-year warranties)

4 Apaches @ $2.2k = $8.8k
     P4 3GHz CPUs, 1MB cache,  2x1GB RAM, 1x200GB ATA hard drive  
6 Squids: @ $1.8k + 2 10K 80GB IDE drives @ $120 = $11k
     P4 2.6GHz machine + 4GB RAM  
1 fileserver (backup/Commons) @ $4.2k 
     dual Opteron 242, 2x512MB RAM, 1x8-port RAID controller, 
     6x250GB hard drives, redundant 460W power supplies
1 new search DB @ $5.3k  
     same as fileserver, w/6x1GB RAM
1 DB server (Ariel clone) @ $11.6k
     AccelerTech HDAMA w/ dual AMD Opteron 248, 1MB cache, 
     8x1MB RAM (PC2700 ECC), 6x73MB 15k SCSI disks (Seagate), 
     2-chan RAID controller, redundant power supply
1 24-port Netgear GS724T Gbit switch @ $700

Total: $41.6k