Looking for a new dev box. I have one at NOCIX but have outgrown it.
Specs don't need to be anything crazy but I'd like to have a 500GB SSD and a /29.
Not sure if this can be done for under $40 or so, but let me know if you have something you can do in that area.
Signed up here for the 2gig SSD plan: https://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/139307/crowncloud-500-gb-kvm-storage-at-los-angeles-ca-5-month-or-25-semi-annually-more/p1
Set up was fast, was confused as to why I chose an OS on signup, why the control panel told me I was online ** AND ** told me I was running CentOS 6 when no OS installed on signup.
Pretty odd behavior, but support was very fast and friendly. I am moving sites over from BudgetVM, with whom I have been with for a long time (4 + years) through thick and thin.
I will update this thread later on down the road. I do wish they had some sort of managed or add-on snapshot ability. As a VPS customer, our biggest risk is often the provider disappearing, so managed backups don't do much good in those situations, but I still would pay for them if they were an option.
Here is the nench if anyone cares,
------------------------------------------------
nench.sh v2017.06.01 -- https://git.io/nench.sh
benchmark timestamp: 2018-03-10 04:20:34 UTC
-------------------------------------------------
Processor: Intel Xeon E312xx (Sandy Bridge)
CPU cores: 4
Frequency: 2599.996 MHz
RAM: 1.8G
Swap: 1.0G
Kernel: Linux 2.6.32-696.el6.x86_64 x86_64
Disks:
vda 30G HDD
CPU: SHA256-hashing 500 MB
4.654 seconds
CPU: bzip2-compressing 500 MB
8.414 seconds
CPU: AES-encrypting 500 MB
1.984 seconds
ioping: seek rate
min/avg/max/mdev = 43.2 us / 64.6 us / 3.61 ms / 28.6 us
ioping: sequential read speed
generated 26.9 k requests in 5.00 s, 6.56 GiB, 5.37 k iops, 1.31 GiB/s
dd: sequential write speed
1st run: 440.60 MiB/s
2nd run: 571.25 MiB/s
3rd run: 609.40 MiB/s
average: 540.42 MiB/s
IPv4 speedtests
your IPv4:
Cachefly CDN: 52.77 MiB/s
Leaseweb (NL): 5.11 MiB/s
Softlayer DAL (US): 4.91 MiB/s
Online.net (FR): 6.74 MiB/s
OVH BHS (CA): 8.08 MiB/s
No IPv6 connectivity detected
-------------------------------------------------
This is something I felt was missing from LET! I know a lot of us already k ow each other by their name. But why not have a official introduction thread, so we can officially introduce our self to each other. I hope you guys would hop in and introduce your self as well.
So let me start Hello, my name is TAZ. Hailing from the land of fried chicken, USA and the city that never sleeps, New York (LI).
What about you?
I got a special variantof the IOFlood 18TB server during the march madness, unfortunately I won't be renewing it simply because of most of my traffic is coming from EU and I'd prefer to have a server in that location. Their service is top notch so I thought I'd rather offer it here to see if there is any interest.
Specs:
IOFlood
Dual Xeon L5640
48 GB
4 x 4TB HDD (16TB raw storage)
20TB @ 1Gbps
$69 / month - $20 transfer (paypal)
bench results: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/t9Y6kf7FQT/
Let me know if there is any interest. Thanks
Specification:
1 or 1 (1/2) cpu 20gb (hdd or ssd) 4gb ram Any virtualization Centos 6 Budget : $3-$5 / Mo
IP must be not blocked at wikipedia as vps will be used for SEO Services (No SPAM Service, This is or any other wrong thing)
Need unique IPs, VPS require 200 IP from same subnet (/24) is also accepted but only 2 IPs means 2 VPS!
Hi
My order with OVH on a NAS drive has been pending for nearly 3 weeks. I've talked to OVH support several times be phone and email who have said that all data centres are suffering from a shortage of NAS disks. Does anyone know if OVH are phasing this product out?
I got a NAT VPS to learn on and I'm stuck on a couple of things. Hopefully you friendly folk can help.
1.) I understand the shared IPv4 and the internal port forwarding alright but I'm not sure if the IPv6 address provided is dedicated. I think it's a range since in the SolusVM control panel I can create new ones. I'm not sure what the limit is yet or how multiples would even be helpful though.
2.) If my assumption is correct that it is a dedicated IP pointed at port 80 (it has a /80 after it) then how do I reverse proxy it using freedns.org? I've read articles about using cloudflare but I want to figure this out the hard way lol. So far I have my fully qualified domain name pointed at their DNS servers and in the IPv6 reverse proxy I have it pointed to that domain. Should this just work out after the records fully propagate?
3.) Would the port being limited to 80 for IPv6 prevent me from using SSL?
Looking for an affordable UK VPS
Requirements: OpenVZ server running CentOS 6 512mb of ram 1GBps option of additional IP 1TB of data. IPV4/ IPV6 (optional) Good uptime
REQUIRES ANNUAL COMMITMENT https://www.ovh.com/ca/en/vps/#ssd-discover/#xtor=CS1-2-[APACVPS50off]
Order here: Click
hey folks, i have just started working on this new small project of mine and one of my colleague, - https://nofraud.co/v1/
a bit of a background, my friend and i ran a GPT site for about a year back in the day (probably around 2 years ago) which forced us to face and deal with fraudulent users (those with proxies, VPNs, as well as botnet IPs) which were trying complete some CPA offers and surveys. So, out of curiosity and also insipired by (but NOT based on nor are we using the data of) getipintel.net / @black 's system, we have decided to try and make our own IP detection system which allows y'all to check whether an IP is considered "bad" (source of proxy/vpn/ssh brute force attacks/http attacks/datacenter ip/etc.. you name it.) using a public API.
You can use this on your forum registration page, order/checkout page, CPA landing page, CPM, CPC, TE, or any service that you run.
The system will give you an estimation (0 will be a clean IP, while 1 is considered tainted/bad, and between 0 - 1 is considered medium-high risk ip addresses. test this with your own data).
Free API (600 queries/day):
http://api.nofraud.co/ip.php?ip=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
*Please take note that:
Live statistics for the blacklisted IPs are shown at the frontpage, as well as some simple javascript & python modules (bulk checking is also available through the .py module) and implementations are available on the website.
we have several scrapers on work as well as multiple honeypot systems. we have been building the list since a month ago, and so far it's been working relatively well. please let me know if there's any miscalculation on our part.
any constructive ideas and/or suggestions are very much welcome. thanks
I am curious are all data center IPs listed with MaxMind, Ip2Location etc.... or only ones that have been flagged in the past? Would it be possible to get IPs that would not fail do to DCH listing? Does that mean proxies from services fail the same test?
Are there any publicly known VPS/Dedicated resellers of hetzner who accept BTC/LTC/XMR and so on?
i need good ping about 50ms and 1gbps port, st. luis(usa) can be good.
2x 120GB SSD + 10x 1TB SSD 10Gbps unmetered please recommend.
Dears,
I've followed the following steps in order to get a snapshot of a running VM on my KVM, but actually i'm not sure if that the correct way or no :
/usr/bin/virsh snapshot-create-as \
--domain VM_NAME SNAPSHOT \
--diskspec vda,file=/var/lib/libvirt/images/snapshot.dsk ,snapshot=external \
--disk-only \
--atomic
then i edit the XML configuration in order to change the disk path to the original :
virsh edit VM_NAME
replace:
/var/lib/libvirt/images/snapshot.dsk
with
/var/lib/libvirt/images/VM.dsk
/usr/bin/virsh snapshot-delete VM_NAME SNAPSHOT --metadata
/usr/bin/virsh -q blockcopy VM_NAME vda /backup/block.dsk --wait --verbose - -shallow --pivot
/usr/bin/virsh blockcommit VM_NAME vda --active --verbose --pivot
Are these steps correct for taking a safe backup for the instance ? although of the outputed files' sizes are small comparing to the original ?
and the most important part now is:
How to restore the snapshot or the block in case if i faced any problems ?
I tried to restore the block before using this command but it formatted the original disk and replaced with the small block that i backed up before which caused the VM to be lost :
# virsh stop VM_NAME
# qemu-img create \
-b /var/lib/libvirt/images/snapshot.dsk \
-f qcow2 \
var/lib/libvirt/images/VM.dsk
# virsh start VM_NAME
I got help the last time I asked here so I might as well ask another question and hope for the best.
I am looking for a solution to offer discount on an order when chosing X amounts of products from a group/category.
Let me give an example;
I have 7 locations where I offer NAT service. The only options I have today is either do a bundle or offer a discount (percentage/price override) on every location.
What I’m looking for is to give the option to chose X number of locations, out of the 7, free of choice.
At checkout a Y% discount will be applied when/if there are X or more of the products in the basket.
No discount applied if the number of services is not reached.
I grabbed the Black Friday deal from pielayer and dont really need it anymore, so i'd transfer it to your pielayer account for 10€ (paypal or bank transfer)
Specs:
Storage 400
1 vCore
512MB RAM
512MB vSwap
400GB Storage
2TB Bandwidth
1GBit/s shared
1 IPv4 Address
It's paid yearly, until 2018/11/27, so ~8 months left renewal price is $36 because of the BF deal, normal price is $60.