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Thanks guys, will think about it.
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Dear Experts,<br />
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Assuming I will have 70k clients with individual directory in my server and each of them have 20 images uploaded. Each image 2MB to 5MB in file size.<br />
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My question is, what kind of server resources do I need for the hard disk space and bandwidth needed in order to run this smoothly?<br />
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Dear Experts,

Assuming I will have 70k clients with individual directory in my server and each of them have 20 images uploaded. Each image 2MB to 5MB in file size.

My question is, what kind of server resources do I need for the hard disk space and bandwidth needed in order to run this smoothly?



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