You may have heard the term âcommodity hardwareâ thrown around when describing solutions like Redis, Elasticsearch, or kCuraâs new Data Grid. Commodity hardware refers to cheap, standardized servers that are easy to buy off the shelf from any vendor. Hereâs a typical example of a 2u, 2CPU commodity hardware server: 1  Supermicro SYS-1028R-TDW 1U rack server. 2  Two Xeon E5-2600 v3 CPU sockets. 3  16 RAM slots, holding up to 1TB RAM.  8 2.5â³ hot-swap SATA 3 drive 1  bays. 2 PCI-E 3.0 x16 full height half length slots.  $900 at NewEgg.
PA6 â Nylon-6. Also known as Nylon-6, PA6 is made from a single monomer called caprolactam (or 6-amino-caproic acid) and is used in a wide range of industries and products including parachutes, toothbrushes, tents, ropes, textiles, carpets, industrial fibres, engineering plastics and film.A6 â Nylon-6. Also known as Nylon-6, PA6 is made from a single monomer called caprolactam (or 6-amino-caproic acid) and is used in a wide range of industries and products including parachutes, toothbrushes, tents, ropes, textiles, carpets, industrial fibres, engineering plastics and film.
IPv6 is a new packet format that is not interoperable with the IPv4 packet format. The basic difference as others have said is that IPV4 is 32 bit and IPV6 is 128 bit. Think of IP addresses as normal physical addresses. Just like every computer has a unique MAC address or every house has an address. IP is a method of identifying source and destination nodes in a networking environment.