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Old 06-21-2014
What to buy?

Hi,

I'm looking at buying two desktops (with no Opsys) to install RedHat and do remote installs and networking. I would also like to run MongoDB/Puppet/Chef and some other open source products. I would like to know the following please -

1. What processor and how much memory should I go for as a minimum?
2. Does anyone have a recommended desktop they have purchased?

Any help or comments will be welcomed and appreciated.

Thanks

Smilie
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