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It has 154 packages installed by default but only 10 processes running. It's using 6MB of RAM and 368MB of disk space. Here is the list of the 10 processes: init [kthreadd/2779] [khelper/2779] /sbin/udevd -d /sbin/rsyslogd -i /var/run/syslogd.pid -c 5 /usr/sbin/sshd /sbin/mingetty console...

According to OpenVZ.org they are: https://twitter.com/_openvz_/status/483715639710740480

Since there have been a few discussions about minimal templates lately I decided to give the new OpenVZ.org minimal templates a test run. I started getting tired though so I only did the 32bit templates for SUSE and Ubuntu. CentOS 6 32bit - 3MB RAM / 334MB Disk CentOS 6 64bit - 4MB RAM / 337MB...

@Mid Another thing worth mentioning is that just because it's installed (yum list installed) doesn't mean it's running. I'm on a VPS with 154 packages installed with only 11 processes running.

@Mid OpenVZ.org does not have a minimal template for CentOS 5 so that template is either custom in which case it is specific to your provider or it's the template from 2008 which I wouldn't trust it.

Isn't there a template for a 2010 version of Arch that "works" as long as you don't run pacman or edit anything? :)

OpenVZ.org maintains their own minimal templates now so I would check there and remove any duplicates from your list to make your life easier. I would like to see a somewhat updated, working Arch Linux template.

If I wanted resources I would spin up VPSs or throw some dedicated servers online that don't cost me a dime, I got it because of the location and it's extremely fun to play with. I've already done more new things and hacking/tinkering with my new RPi than I've done with any of the VPSs or...

Amazing what a good breakfast pickles make isn't it?

http://lowendtalk.com/discussion/30281/july-morning-special-42-off-for-raspberry-pi I got it for the dedicated resources. I've got plenty of VPSs around the country but this is my first service outside of the US so I figured I'd make it something fun. :)

I ordered one because I couldn't pass up the price. I don't know what I'll use it for though but for $5.80/month, I'll hold onto it for a while. I only logged into it long enough to secure SSH and run some speed tests though. So who else grabbed one and what do you plan on using it for?

5 days after a critical exploit is released? Shame on you.

EDIT: Nevermind, I noticed the article said he was arrested in 2013.

I can see how this can be useful and really like that Maxmind is evolving but, I don't think it's fair to penalize clients who browse with a VPN and then disable the VPN to place an order especially when our website asks them to disable their proxy/VPN before ordering. I've never even heard of...

It rained for a few minutes here today. It was nice.

@Kayaba Akihiko your budget is $1 per year? Where is this magical host that offers 1 dedicated IPv4 and a 99.9% uptime SLA?

$9.99 per year is too high? What kind of budget do you have?

You're thinking of Randall, he "worked" in the video store. Dante worked in the Quick Stop while Jay and Silent Bob sold weed (or firecrackers if you wanted the cartoon series) out front.

We're having some issues with one of our nodes but it's not related to the kernel. All of the other nodes are working properly after the kernel update and confirmed iptables is looking good (although we can't unload one iptables module on some nodes but better than having a module you can't enable).

I spend equal parts of my day running SD and being the only server technician in a freshly built, private data center for a multi-billion dollar financial company. My work-life is full of excitement. :)