TierHive - Update post - 12th October 2026 - Status page (Finally)

imok

@AnthonySmith said:

@imok said:
I want to move to Vancouver

In general or just a VPS move?

Me, my wife, my cats and my servers.

zed

@WSS said:

@AnthonySmith said:

It is literally a direct slap in the face to be doing this sort of thing on an ultra-budget, small-scale project on a shared IP, so zero tolerance will be the reaction to zero respect.

Your rentals, your rules. I'd start by nerfing anyone with a non-super-small Linux instance that refuses to run qemu-ga. You've basically undercut VirMach as the cheapest host plausible with actual service provided. You're going to attract the MJJs.

i'll accept my refund i guess. shame.

edit: support zero tolerance for bullshit on a shared ip, regardless.

WSS

@zed said: i'll accept my refund i guess. shame.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/r7FPyARszHc

zed

@WSS said:

@zed said: i'll accept my refund i guess. shame.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/r7FPyARszHc

i dont youtube sorry sure it's on point tho!

WSS

For whatever reason, the backup is still exactly the same size. Yes, I did a complete shutdown.

AnthonySmith

The status page is finally done, it is currently only available to logged in users but over the week it will be pushed in to the public site.

Announcements now go here too instead of filling up the dashboard, timestamped and kept forever as requested. Downtime incidents will link to the related announcement too if one exists going forward.

There is also a ping test and a network map page that shows each location's status and mesh links in fairly real time.

You can also check the latency between locations from here and zoom in to a regional level:

And run ping tests from 1 or all locations to the IP of your choice (rate-limited to prevent flooding or abuse)

yoshiki

@AnthonySmith Do you see a South America (Chile, Brazil) point anytime soon, or in the long-run even?

AnthonySmith

@yoshiki said:
@AnthonySmith Do you see a South America (Chile, Brazil) point anytime soon, or in the long-run even?

I would love to do South America, but whenever I ask around, there is very little feedback on hosts that have suitable hardware in those regions we could use.

We will do Miami fairly soon, though maybe in a few weeks, which may be of some use to users in South America.

aphs

Is there a IP to ping for each location (can be the .1 not the actual NAT)? Trying to figure out which aren't OVH