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Interesting.  I'll try setting this up in a few days down the line.

Yeah Hong Kong has always been a little pain in the butt due to higher bandwidth costs. I'm just glad Singapore's getting cheaper, but Hong Kong doesn't really seem to be. 

I don't think so. IU mean they did write that it'd be for new orders only.  Not existing orders. 

I'd take statusleaf.com :V

That's actually interesting.  Especially since right now many people are going TO Cloud over Bare Metal.  Most usually state that the reliability of cloud hardware over bare metal is what usually drives it (and usually the concept that cloud is much easier to scale over bare metal).  

I really wish entire Trump going to the white house was a joke.  Just a joke that went too far.  But here we are now.  With poo in our pants.  I'd actually laugh if he was a decent president.  Maybe it's all just a hustle! Honestly, I'm only interested now to see what happens.  I think it's...

Then the person who did mentioned it were ill informed.  Officially, Dacentec does not advertise DDoS Protection of any form.   Maybe a reseller or someone took a page out of Nobis Technology's book and advertised auto-null as "DDoS Protection".  Dacentec does do Null routing to protect their...

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So I'm one of the people who pre-ordered OVH Singapore.  I guess this just happened.

I've given up on US Politics. I've given up on a lot of things. Right now, my top focus is to work on my own shit.  President HalfEatenPie for 2020!

I didn't know people thought they had DDoS Protection. Yeah Dacentec doesn't have DDoS Protection at all.  If you want DDoS Protection probably the easiest way to approach this would be to setup a GRE tunnel from BuyVM NJ.  

Merged the two threads.  

There's no details.  Honestly it just sounds like the system has problems with you connecting via VPN or something.  I'd probably suggest it's the VPN's problem, but I don't know because there's no information related to how you're connecting and what you mean by stalling/freezing.  Logs would...

You can run docker under OpenVZ if it's a newer kernel.  However, if you want to make your life easier then just use a KVM to run the containers. One way you can use a container is simply mount the port to a local port (e.g. 127.0.0.1:3000 for one python site, etc.) and then use a reverse...

It's been a busy few months.  Whats good! 

Or you can use any of the container virtualization suites to package up and deploy each site, such as LXC and Docker.  

Cheers boys.  I've been gone for a week or so right now because I'm on holiday in Australia.   It's absolutely wonderful.  However internet could be much better.  All the hotels I've stayed at have terrible WiFi and usually a max cap of around 600 MB a day.  Almost unusable.  My SIM card...

lol at the tabs in the video. However it looks interesting.  The pricing schema is unique (don't have much thought over it anyways right now).   I'd be interested in seeing how it gets used in the future.  Good luck!  

Oh sorry mate I meant something like this: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-up-automatic-deployment-with-git-with-a-vps If I recall I think Heroku and a few other places supports deploying applications via git.  Not just for version control.  

This seems like a good format to approach the problem.  I mean if you're the only person working within the workflow then it makes sense and it works.  However, most of those other options are there for people who have to share the workflow with someone else.  Anywho, I don't see anything...