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http://gbshouse.uservoice.com/knowledgebase/articles/336539-rage4-dns-how-to-failover Basically it's a DNS Fail-over.  If your main site/VPS doesn't respond the DNS system automatically switches to a second IP until the first one comes back.  

That concept is also applied to Amazon.com, Google Play store, and many other sites. Regardless that approach is a great suggestion.  Thanks! 

Oh you mean. Proxmox.   You can upgrade it from Debian to Proxmox. Also, in terms of Provisioning, you can get modules for WHMCS.

Webmin?

What Datacenter are you in? 

Not trying to crash anyone's opinion or whatnot, but... wouldn't OpenFire fit the bill here (might requires some bending here and there)?   Anyways good luck on this project!  

They have physical existence in Canada.  They built their Beauharnois datacenter like a few years ago (2012 I believe is when they finished it?).   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4e97g7_qSxA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSPeEFPLHvA

Welcome buddy!   Love the work you do for X2Go!  

Adding on to what's already been said.  I've finished an RTO on my gear there and later moved out of there entirely (everything used was mostly for my own private uses).   I loved it.  Unfortunately me moving halfway across the world didn't really do any good in terms of network, so I sold that...

I love you in a platonic way. (Totally not creepy at all)

Can we get like an actual island?  And every night have BBQ and beer?  Make it a giant party with servers, food, and drinks.  And of course a few 10 Gbit connections here and there.  

Thanks!   Yeah...  Sorry about that, this is all me haha.  I know my way around Debian much better than I know my way around CentOS unfortunately (which isn't too bad per se, but still sometimes is lacking at times).  I'll make sure to study up on CentOS more! :)

I expected a weiner joke.

You know what these people can use instead of paying that 1 dollar? Get a Host1Free.  128 MB, 10 GB Space, 500 GB Bandwidth.  With a price tag of $0.00.  Probably a MUCH better performance than your 32 MB VPS with 1000 clients on it (obviously Host1Free is oversold, but it won't be AS oversold...

For those with questions about the new Atom CPUs, here's some information about it.   AFAIK it supports Virtualization (Supports Intel VT-x).  

Well then icecast and... well... Airtime does SoundCloud integration (I haven't tested it for my own system though).  You can probably fashion something up to make it work with YouTube.  But that's all I have.   

All I have to say is this. You want to benchmark the system? Awesome! Go for it! Do whatever test you need to do. You want to do this on a regular basis and run a cron running this test every hour? No. The resource needs to be available for other people to use. Benchmarking in itself is...

A project that's currently being developed to it (and a Google Chrome Plugin at the moment) is Streamus!   The developer recently went full-time working on Streamus and is a fantastic piece of software!  Currently it plays music via Youtube playlists, but the developer is currently working on...

A VM in SecureDragon's Tampa location is one of my more important VMs I have there and is definitely one of the most reliable one in the bunch. Basically, agree with you every step of the way @wlanboy!

... I may or may not have tried to click on the picture to start the video...