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How many users do you have?  I'm genuinely curious.

A GPL license.

You say +50% over your top user, so apparently there is a hard target. Though I guess two users could get together and ladder it up infinitely :-) Nope. Nothing about "top user + 50%" or nonsense like that. Nothing about "compared to other users". You are enforcing a limit that people have no...

Quite aware, but you are explicitly saying it's not unlimited in your TOS. It's a "moving average". It's very hard to understand you. What? Well, duh, yes - but what is it? How would I know if I can use your service? What's the average right now? I'm going to guess that no one has more than...

"Unlimited disk space is only available for website using php, html and other common web formats but you can not use an unfair amount of space compared to other users on the server.(above top 50% is not allowed)" This has so many problems.  Essentially I think you're engaging in false...

In most cases the contract is a month-to-month service agreement, so it's not like the there's a lot of money at risk for the individual. Then again, in the lowend market, people argue over dimes.

Cloud is just a marketing term. It's been around since the 1970s.   1970 cloud = mainframe time-sharing (IaaS, SaaS) 1990s cloud = application service providers (SaaS) 2010s cloud = IaaS, PaaS, and more SaaS About the only thing really innovative in cloud since the 1970s was Azure's PaaS...

Gee, that DOES sound like a tempting offer. Slow AND unstable. Where do I sign up? I'd gladly ditch easy to use BSD KVM VPSes for somethign like this. No. But I would like to learn more about karnels.

I think you're confused by "write cycles". Write cycles in this context is not "how fast it can write" or "how much can it write concurrently" but rather "how soon will it wear out".   And you're not going to hit it: http://www.anandtech.com/show/2829/6  

Whether you mean 5 megabytes/seconds or 5 megabits/second...that should be a fraction of what an SSD can deliver, no? I really don't understand what you're saying here.

Really? I've never been able to get more than $100 about once every 9 months. Google used to have "parked domains" where you could park your unused domains with them. Oddly, I was getting $100 every 3-4 months with that - no idea why. They cancelled that program. My payouts really make zero...

I use dotdeb as well.   I wonder what increase in performance (and in what scenarios) you'll get by doing a self-compile.  I don' think that just the act of compiling will magically give you more performance.  If you have specific scenarios where flags or config will help, then maybe...though...

At least it's not an Apple product:  https://www.eff.org/who-has-your-back-2013

TC is so much more than BL: hidden volumes, traveler mode, cross-OS volumes, command line... My vote is that this is some sort of hack.  I'm very skeptical of any "the government forced them to do it" since the foundation's been around for 10-ish years. The audit was not that bad - from my...

What is your motivation for doing so? You'd be chasing the last .1% of performance gains.

Well, depends on  - how close - budget For example, a BuyVM storage VPS with 500GB of disk and 5TB of bandwidth is $15/month.  It's KVM.  But you're in either New Jersey or Las Vegas so depends on what the OP means by "close". I'm not sure why the OP needs 1gbps if he says he's only pushing...

I worked as a DBA for seven years...I don't need more SQL practice  :lol: Was just wondering if writing something from scratch or if there was a framework that was designed for this, or if a general-purpose framework was best.

But how did MannDude get his name? I assume it was an iterative process... "Mann...what?  Let me think... MannLewd...meh... MannShrewd...meh... Mann 'Tude...too strident... MannBrood...bugs me for some reason... MannCrude...descriptive, but... MannRude...maybe... MannFood...sounds like...

I used this for a home OvZ a while back... http://openvz.org/Quick_installation There's one for Debian: http://openvz.org/Installation_on_Debian

I have a huge comic book collection.  My database of it is very out-dated and I want to re-inventory and create a fresh database.  I'm not a desktop programmer so I'll probably do a front-end as a web app. I could certainly write something from scratch using php/perl/python (+MySQL or even...