skorous
skorous
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(Quote) It's not that bad. Where KVM virtualizes everything, LXC and OVZ share the host system kernel. Since they use less resources you can cram more of them onto a node and thus they cost less. Since they share a kernel though you're stu…
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(Quote) Perfectly reasonable. I personally use more than one of those for differing goals. (Quote) KVM = you're driving a decent new car that cost you $25k. LXC = you're driving one of those Smart Cars that get 100mpg but you bend the doo…
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(Quote) Closer to three quarters.
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(Quote) 386-dx40FTW
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(Quote) Counter point: You don't have to monitor/update it and their uptime is basically 100% which you want as a monitoring service. I'm not using them but it needed to be said.
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(Quote) Are we taking about the job scheduler here?
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(Quote) People are awful
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(Quote) For the same issue?
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(Quote) Presumably they're still in the Bitch, Moan, Praise thread ...
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(Quote) I thought I remembered your original post talking about being profitable already. If you don't mind, how close are you? Just need to fill out your array or ...?
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(Quote) guess you can't appeal the suspension. :-/
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(Quote) At the point this happened the shit-show hadn't filtered down to the boots on the ground yet.
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(Quote) More eloquently said as always. ;-)
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(Quote) It causes you to beat the crap out of the disk and overload IO.
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(Quote) Because @AlwaysSkint hasn't said anything yet. "Then" is a sequence of events. "Than" is a comparitor or exception. ;-)
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(Quote) Fail over on Bunny is one of the things I've been meaning to look at as well. Ty.
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(Quote) They didn't post any offers or anything, just included links to their ToS and privacy policy. I didn't think that was a problem for an introduction thread.
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(Quote) I never said they weren't great. I said we haven't had great luck - you being the shining exception of course.;-)
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(Quote) Apologies for @yoursunny. He can be a bit ... acerbic, at times. (Quote) Okay, so we're not DC grade we're residential. Be ready for some fair amount of resistance. At least in my memory we've not had great luck with "ba…
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C'mon now ... there has to be someone who wants to scam xbugx. He'll give you lots of exposure ....
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Look me up at end of contract. ;-)
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(Quote) Oh that's nice lookin' ....
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(Quote) Not sure why you felt the need to apologize but if it makes you feel better. That's pretty much how I remember it and would have said the same thing just with more antipathy. Oh, and the part where CC canceled a bunch of things abruptly.
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Jon is that you? EDIT: Damn auto-correct.
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(Quote) That, uhhh, is one of the more slanted ways of presenting a couple facts.
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(Quote) A bit harsh .... ;-)
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(Quote) Why not?
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(Quote) What are you saying here? (Quote) That's not a question it's a statement. (Quote) Surely your monitoring saw it return to service. A relatively minor thing which most will never notice as they will never get suspended.
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(Quote) More importantly, what constitutes a UDP "connection"? :P
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(Quote) So this is the suspended box after it got unsuspended or a different box? The real question is whether you were doing any sort of monitoring before this happened. It's important to know what your machine is doing both to prevent suspen…
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(Quote) Any idea what was causing the IO load? Workloads evolve over time so I wondered if you'd been adding more and more entries to your torrent client which might've caused it. Any of the Docker apps doing a lot of disk IO ?