Hi,
as you might be aware, several new features have been introduced into ACC V2.1. Especially the Reporting features require additional storage space and increase the amount of bandwidth needed to/from the ACC.
As a rule of thumb - if you just want to test out the new ACC with 2-3 devices, you can still use a small virtual installation with 512 MB and 10 GB HDD space. But you won't get very far with that as the storage partition will have less than 1 GB in this case.
In general, your HDD should at least have a capacity of 40 GB, leaving roughly 15 GB of actual storage space in /var/storage. It is then save to assume that at least 10 GB are available for ACC Reporting data, maybe 2 GB for the Up2Date Cache and the rest for the other chrooted system components.
Recommendation is to reserve at least 2 GB of storage space per 15 devices.
Bandwidth requirement increases are moderate, but you might encounter peaks when freshly connecting existing devices to your ACC. This is because they will synchronize their historical reporting data over time. Depending on the amount of reporting data and performance of your different managed devices, this can take anything from 30 minutes up to a whole day.
More to come.
We will update the release notes, documentation and the data sheets for the final release in due time.
Regards,
Henning
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