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(Quote) Wouldn't pretend to understand that part but I gather this is the magic sauce https://blog.cloudflare.com/introducing-cname-flattening-rfc-compliant-cnames-at-a-domains-root/ Whether namesilo does the same I can't say
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(Quote) You point the domain at CF nameservers then go (Image) The www. has the be orange clouded cause you need that to set up a permanent redirect to the root like so (also on CF) So regardless of which they type in they should end up at a n…
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(Quote) Yeah 3x free ipv4 seems quite a lot (Quote) True. TBH though it would mostly be for API calls for storage so shouldn't exceed 1gb free allowance. Depends on what you do I guess (Quote) Their documentation is self contradictory. Says $…
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No commercial stuff unless you have a provider tag (looks similar to the OG one next to my name). I do believe the actual ads in the forum are open to all though. @mikho is the guy to speak to on that
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I've recently discovered that bunnycdn for this is actually excellent for this despite me initially shitting on them. Basically a FTP folder you drop your static stuff in there and it serves it with https...in a edge distributed manner. So its…
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Using ext4. Mostly because single drive so didn't really see the point in extra complications. Might try ZFS on next complete rebuild. That'll hopefully be a way off though. And by then hopefully added more drives.
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Don't care just for the love of all that is holy make the passwords consistent / sync'd. Don't want one for the home page, one for the management panel, one for the VNC and one for the SSH. Each with their own username confusing the h…
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(Quote) Minor update - the static site angle works much better. Basically: Domain name > CF DNS > Bunny CDN > Bunny storage Think I'll stick with it for hosting blogs (Gatsby). It'll effectively scale inifinitely for that given …
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Poor style naming & shaming before attempting to resolve it constructively
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(Quote) Perhaps I misunderstood what bunny is - I guess I was expecting it to work similar to CF proxy-like nature. i.e. You just put it in between the internet and your server and it caches what it can. Bunny seems to be more for specific assets, …
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(Quote) haha. I studied finance not IT so sometimes come at things from a different angle. @elliotc explanation makes sense though
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Frustrated with this - significantly more convoluted than CF. All I want to do is put this between the domain name and the server. A transparent cache if you like. This seems more like edge storage copies of specific assets & you need to restru…
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gmm...clearly the codes don't work equally for everyone...maybe country dependent?
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Nice the GET5 worked for me. Not sure why flips had two work. Either way its a win
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(Quote) Yeah I get that - can't be shared in the same way as mem/cpu from a technical perspective. Just not what I would have expected from a financial analysis perspective if you're looking to maximize profits (Theory of constraints and …
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Surprised people are saying disk is a limiting factor. I would have thought that's the one thing you can scale fairly independently of the rest of the server as needed. Adding more CPU to a mobo could be challenging though
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FYI info above is wrong...to get the promo field to show you need to both confirm email AND update your billing (no CC)
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2016 vintage thread haha
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Can't see the topic about AUP reviews? Link? Honestly I don't particularly mind if it ends up at something like 20% sustained, 100% peak. Core count...is largely meaningless imo, though in this context having 5 vcpu makes it easier to ca…
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UK to NL/DE you won't feel. It's in the ~10ms range. Europe vs USA you'll definitely feel though. For SEO purposes - I guess it depends on where the search index spider is located. To be honest I don't think it matters <100ms
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(Quote) Many thanks for the kind offer. I ended up just getting a bigger VPS. The whole DB on a rclone system just isn't going to work.
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(Quote) Extra 20% on top for annual
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(Quote) Was thinking about this too cause my ISP is native v6 but didn't want to add noise. On further thought...it's a minefield of miscommunication. Think 99% of the people would misunderstand this so would suggest implementing this as…
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Neat. The combination of generous memory and nested virt makes buying something bigger very attractive for remote proxmox. Also appreciate the recurring discount part. Definitely grabbing one...just need to decide Entry-10G or Entry-12G. @seriesn …
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(Quote) TBH trying to keep this as cheap/ghetto as possible since it won't make any profit. Think I may have found a solution though. Nexus has +100gb hdd for a very reasonable 1USD according to help articles. Just need to figure out why custo…
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(Quote) Yeah that makes sense unfortunately. It's chunked into 50mb files...but still...a write a second would mean 50mb written every sec. :/ Guess I need a different solution. Cheap storage VPS might work...but need lots of mem too :/
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(Quote) Yes that kind of DB Only reason I'm considering it is because it's low value. Distributed node, so if something goes wrong I just delete it. i.e. It's fine if it fails 3 months in. Not so fine if it's 3 days cause hassle
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(Quote) Thanks. Expecting this to be pretty low throughput frankly so that should be OK I think...just unsure whether a DB will be happy with a remote sketch backend like that