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Face it, there aren't many small or low end providers outlaying cash like that for dedicated bandwidth.   Especially where they are into a facility 1-3 servers.   It's very rare. The problem with what gets sold vs. what it actually is (bandwidth), is well, legendary distortion with some...

24khost keeps the low prices and big plans rolling.. Good offers!

Good prices and some big plans!

Wow, those are pretty, normal words... Half of us use worse when communicating in friendly terms :) I recommend using buffaloshit instead.  Some sort of cow discrimination racket.

I think I am going to get some popcorn for this thread :) I can't believe you were shitcanned @shovenose... Did he say for using the shit word or something else?   I have wussy babies in support who cancel for profanity.  It comes with the job ladies.  Things aren't happy, in comes a...

Well, I've long be curious as to number of nodes RamNode operates. :)  I don't think they are as small as folks think. Seem to have quite a few customers.  Ahh where's the SolusVM database :) ? What RamNode really had was a better management policy and contingency planning.  Nick isn't a sales...

Ouch. Gordon (Incero) is a good guy, but he doesn't put up with much nonsense.  Great guy actually, but more than a few people have met his other side.  Shame that this ended this way.  It is a good location and his gear is pretty beefy. Definitely have some performance issues going on with...

No doubt, keeping the files sync'd requires thoughts and strategy. If we have 6 nodes that run everything front to back (Nginx, MySQL, file replication, MySQL replication) then each location is autonomous. The price for creating this "efficient" pack of services is the sync'ing no doubt...

The drama was over the unsolicited PMs. I don't think folks would have handled it differently if it was a known host.   Possibly would have ended up discussing with moderators first and delaying the post. I like free offers like the next person, but I don't want to encourage advertising in...

Yeah a MySQL replication piece on here wouldn't be bad :)  It's a feature, but way too few folks use it and syncing multiples like 6 severs, well, can MySQL reliably do that :) ? File syncing is a cinch per se.  That's a straight rsync with cron event. 

DNS is the cheapest, easiest, lightest, and top layer really to deal with pointing users to alive servers as they move/fail. Clustering isn't something normally able to be done on a low RAM style box. DNS level failover should suffice for most folks.  Once you get big enough to outgrow that...

About darn time.   Question is what will these perform like in real world?

  Oh man, another Fabozzi lie then :) @mpkossen, they are lucky to have you help over on the low end.  Glad to see you on vpsBoard!

One more thing to note, Pingdom DOES NOT have all nodes under monitoring. Dallas isn't in there and those 5 VPSes are offline. New Jersey is also absent from monitoring and status of there is unknown.

affected vs. effected ? 50% success rate?  Ho hum.  Listen to the customers moan.

7) Backup the backups 8) Don't use SolusVM :) 9) Avoid 2GB @ $2+ month VPS companies.

Dallas = 1 server:  149 | dfw1    |        5 |         5.75 | That is node 149. 5 VPS accounts with 5.75GB sold RAM. It is the second lowest RAM allocation and is a well undersold node.

  He was never "banned".  Chris said on here that he asked LET to ban him as the site was consuming too much of his time.  A self ban.

Well the anon email has existed for eons (years?) Hard to say why Chris created it and who all might be portaling through it to be whoever.  I can tell you who is absent from the admin list directly --- Colocrossing employees. This is the admin list from November hack: mysql> select adminid...