A lot of information was looked up from the Internet. Finally, the number of memory and CPU under Linux is clear. Individuals who feel that using Linux systems should understand. First publish the following, if there are errors, please feedback to me. Thank you!! The maximum number of memory and CPUs the Linux system/server can support.
Intel X86 Maximum number of CPUs: 32 (including logical CPUs)
. Max Memory: 64GB
. maximum file Size: 8TB
. maximum file system size (ext3): 16TB
. Maximum virtual address space per process: 4GB AMD 64/em64t. Maximum number of CPUs: 64
. Max Memory: 128GB
. maximum file Size: 8TB
. maximum file system size (ext3): 16TB
. Maximum virtual address space per process: n /A In addition, do not confuse the Linux cluster system (can be extended to 1024 CPUs). You can get the latest information from the Linux kernel documentation/usr/src/linux/documentation. If you are aware of the maximum memory and CPU limit information for Sun Solaris and FreeBSD, please let me know, thank you!
Maximum memory and CPU count for Linux servers
