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[IDD #JHR-989766]: Assistance in becoming a Unidata user
- Subject: [IDD #JHR-989766]: Assistance in becoming a Unidata user
- Date: Wed, 13 Oct 2010 10:53:53 -0600
Hi Cedrick,
re:
> It looks as if our available amount of storage space will be changing
> due to utilizing a system with a public ip address. Are you able to tell
> me the average amount of data (GB,MB etc.) we will be receiving on any
> given day.
How much disk space you will need will depend on the range of data you get
and how long you want to keep it online. The volume of data in the various
feeds available in the IDD can be seen from the following link from our
real time stats pages:
You can view volumes of the feeds at:
http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/cgi-bin/rtstats/siteindex?idd.unidata.ucar.edu
Click on the Cumulative Volume Summary link at the bottom of the page and
after some amount of time (depends on how loaded our server is), you will
get a listing of data volumes in IDD feeds. Here is one example:
Data Volume Summary for idd.unidata.ucar.edu
Maximum hourly volume 13901.700 M bytes/hour
Average hourly volume 6574.972 M bytes/hour
Average products per hour 236077 prods/hour
Feed Average Maximum Products
(M byte/hour) (M byte/hour) number/hour
CONDUIT 2447.936 [ 37.231%] 7196.958 64122.143
NEXRAD2 1832.425 [ 27.870%] 2635.038 52056.619
NEXRAD3 745.404 [ 11.337%] 999.243 47353.476
NGRID 736.530 [ 11.202%] 1609.071 16017.976
HDS 259.845 [ 3.952%] 412.853 18168.905
FNMOC 232.120 [ 3.530%] 1459.823 2036.262
NIMAGE 128.951 [ 1.961%] 233.543 173.357
FNEXRAD 89.196 [ 1.357%] 108.216 72.333
IDS|DDPLUS 39.188 [ 0.596%] 50.582 35204.119
EXP 30.578 [ 0.465%] 66.133 363.500
UNIWISC 22.777 [ 0.346%] 30.270 27.024
DIFAX 3.343 [ 0.051%] 12.119 4.929
GEM 3.216 [ 0.049%] 39.369 220.619
LIGHTNING 1.744 [ 0.027%] 2.972 233.238
FSL2 1.721 [ 0.026%] 1.972 22.429
You should check with Jennifer to see what datastreams will be wanted
and how long it will be desired to keep the data online and then use the
information above as an estimate for how much disk should be made
available. My initial guess that you would want to have at least
10-100 GB of data at any time, but this is just a guess.
Cheers,
Tom
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Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: JHR-989766
Department: Support IDD
Priority: Normal
Status: Closed