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Coming at this from the IT point of view and not related to hosting... we frequently over assign resources to our servers total use in terms of ram. However we always leave dedicated cores and disk I/O is watched very carefully. If you need the full ram on most of these servers, you most likely...

I'm a heavy photoshop user, I use an ATI card. It's awesome. 1gb memory is not too bad either.

Anyone have any specs on what the disk read/write is like on these?

With Google Reader going away and us all having a few VPSes, I was wondering what some of the best RSS aggregators are. Any suggestions? Thanks!

When you get LA I'll get one there! :)

@rsk - What goodies?

I'd like a OVZ template. :)

Looking for a KVM vm. 1Gb Ram 20Gb Drive 50Gb Bandwidth Price 5/month. I know that's a bit cheap, but I'm curious if anyone can do it. I must be able to use full ram.

Considering I'm on dedi's... I build my own OVZ/KVM Vm's and install all the security I need before it's officially "provisioned" to the main live server.

Just as I was installing my new 802.11n Cisco APs! Oh well, these things are fast as hell.

I am available on the west coast. What exactly do you mean overnight?

Not a bad price. However, I'm just starting an RTO on a server so I won't be interested as of now. Someone really should take this though.

:)

Not trying to be a snob or anything, but you are incorrect. There is no such thing as ESATA or E-SATA only eSata. There are enterprise class sata drives. Find me a spec on Enterprise SATA from a reputable source and I will be much obliged to admit that I am wrong. However, it is best we stay...

eSata does not stand for Enterprise SATA - It's a spec for external Sata interfaces, as in an external drive.

ip6tables is so useful though. I <3 control.

I'm routing a lot with IPv6 between VMs where they only need to talk to each other. I'd like to not pay for IPv4 address when I don't need to.

What do you mean? If I two providers who own their IP addresses plus my home static IP I am guaranteed to have access to the application. I also have a DRAC card on the dedi so I can modify the "whitelist" if needed.

Hello all! I am looking to build a small (personal) project that requires a certain IP to authenticate, similar to a whitelist. I would like to find a provider that owns their IP addresses so I can guarantee I will have the same IP addresses for at least a few years. If possible, I'd like to...

It's a bare metal type 1 hypervisor. It's resources allocate (in my opinion) much better than KVM does.