C2: Insanely Affordable x86-64 Servers
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I've run them in the past but I can't seem to find my tweets where I shared the link
Lemme run another on the new Dallas DC!
Oh, and I don't know if this matters, but the IPv6 pool on the VDR20 plan is like 50 IP's. I never use IPv6 though.
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@papercape How is OS choice? Can you post some screenshots?
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@aaronstuder said:
@papercape How is OS choice? Can you post some screenshots?
CentOS6
CentOS7
Debian7
Debian8
Fedora23
Ubuntu12.04
Ubuntu14.04
Ubuntu15.04All "minimal" installs. I don't really know if that's a relative term
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@papercape Not bad
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VDR4 includes 5 IPv4 for you to split up between servers. That very nice
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I am still waiting on serverbear results. I forgot how long this takes
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@papercape At least a couple of hours. Can you post some screenshots while you wait?
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@papercape said:
I am still waiting on serverbear results. I forgot how long this takes
What can we say... it's a bear!
Thanks folks, I'm here all week!
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@scottalanmiller said:
@papercape said:
I am still waiting on serverbear results. I forgot how long this takes
What can we say... it's a bear!
Thanks folks, I'm here all week!
bu-dum-bum
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Scaleway now supports CentOS
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All these providers have moved to SSD. Not that I can blame them for wanting to make the systems feel really fast. That does mean that less storage is included tho, which is why I'm using ramnode personally right now.
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@travisdh1 said in C2: Insanely Affordable x86-64 Servers:
All these providers have moved to SSD. Not that I can blame them for wanting to make the systems feel really fast. That does mean that less storage is included tho, which is why I'm using ramnode personally right now.
Vultr provides SATA if you want it.
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@scottalanmiller said in C2: Insanely Affordable x86-64 Servers:
@travisdh1 said in C2: Insanely Affordable x86-64 Servers:
All these providers have moved to SSD. Not that I can blame them for wanting to make the systems feel really fast. That does mean that less storage is included tho, which is why I'm using ramnode personally right now.
Vultr provides SATA if you want it.
Oh, I'm sure most places offer it, they just never have any pricing on the website. When I get off work, the last thing I want to deal with is talking to more sales persons.
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@travisdh1 can you find it on the RamNode website? I can't
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@aaronstuder said in C2: Insanely Affordable x86-64 Servers:
@travisdh1 can you find it on the RamNode website? I can't
Look at the VPS OpenVZ page,
[Massive] OpenVZ SSD-CachedI'm on the 150GB tier
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@travisdh1 said in C2: Insanely Affordable x86-64 Servers:
@scottalanmiller said in C2: Insanely Affordable x86-64 Servers:
@travisdh1 said in C2: Insanely Affordable x86-64 Servers:
All these providers have moved to SSD. Not that I can blame them for wanting to make the systems feel really fast. That does mean that less storage is included tho, which is why I'm using ramnode personally right now.
Vultr provides SATA if you want it.
Oh, I'm sure most places offer it, they just never have any pricing on the website. When I get off work, the last thing I want to deal with is talking to more sales persons.
No one to talk to. Once you have a Vultr account (which is nothing, just sign in) you see all of their options and the SATA prices are all right there.
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@scottalanmiller said:
No one to talk to. Once you have a Vultr account (which is nothing, just sign in) you see all of their options and the SATA prices are all right there.
While this is true, and you get $5 free to start, I still wish they would just publish the information on there website
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@aaronstuder said in C2: Insanely Affordable x86-64 Servers:
@scottalanmiller said:
No one to talk to. Once you have a Vultr account (which is nothing, just sign in) you see all of their options and the SATA prices are all right there.
While this is true, and you get $5 free to start, I still wish they would just publish the information on there website
Me too, it is weird that they don't. I think that they used to.
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@scottalanmille:
Me too, it is weird that they don't. I think that they used to.
They did in fact. Why remove information unless it's incorrect? Just strange.
