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Enterprise grade SSD's are great for for RAID5. Consumer grade ssds not so much in my experience.

The controller plus the 2 ssds worth of storage for parity that will be at least $1200. This is for those who want the best deal. Even with raid it is possible (However unlikely) that all the data will be lost. The controller could malfunction and corrupt the raid volume.

That is exactly the idea. The main os will be on raid 1. There will be spare ssds at the datacenter in case of failure. We keep a spare of everything at the DC (Even a rackmountable power strip just in case. We are considering daily + weekly backups also. The customer would have a 512MB 5 GB SSD...

The node would have multiple high capacity SSD's configured simply as single drives. VPS storage containers will be stored on those drives, it is as simple as that.

In an effort to offer lower priced plans we are considering launching a node that offers a single ssd as storage. This will only be one plan and it will be explicitly stated that this plan is not protected from single disk failure but still has the weekly backups. I just want to collect some...

I fixed the listing. We use Dacentec.

Visit our special offers page and and get 40%-50% off while suplies last! Special offers:http://fapvps.com/special-offers.html Datacenter:Dacentec Datacenter location: Lenoir, North Carolina ping 192.111.147.110 http://192.111.147.110/100MB.bin KVM SSD...

I think it is simply a must have feature on any server.

I think the only way to really know is to just try. Start out really small and see if you get any business. If you offer good service at reasonable prices people will come.

Very slow unlimited data. I have a new years special from MetroPCS for me and my wife. $30/month unlimited Voice,Text,4G LTE Data (4G Speeds for the first 250 MB and 3G Speeds after that). The phone is the Samsung Admire 4G, it is nothing special but it has a great battery and gets the job done.

Celeron 333 + 128KB Cache 40 MB of RAM (8 allocated to the on-board SiS graphics card) 3.1 GB Hard Drive By some unknown obscure brand Redhat Linux 6.2 + Gnome with Enlightenment as a windows manager ran perfectly. I never had a better desktop experience after that.

geekahost tests each vps continuously and provides up to the minute real world result over long periods of time.

I also didn't find any trace of this project mentioned anywhere on vpsBoard. Topic title says it all. http://www.jsdelivr.com/ I think this a great project. They are always looking for providers to sponser their POPs. This is a great opertunity for VPS providers to get some exposure.

I think might still be paying for some of them but I'm not 100% sure about it.

I didn't find a topic about this here on vpsBoard. This site reviews and monitors VPS providers. I found this on WHT and think it is a great idea that it constantly updates the stats. Here is a link: http://geekahost.com/ And here is the full list of VPS monitored:http://geekahost.com/db/show.php

Personally I would rather take a bullet to the head than rot in a cell until I die of natural causes or illness.

Does anyone actually have BMCs facing the open internet?

Update went smoothly here. I like to delete all the previous files and install a fresh copy keeping the database and moving any customizations manually. This way no unneeded files accumulate keeping everything neat.

I lived in Miami Beach for about 2 years. The place is pretty awesome expect for the summer it gets a little TOO hot. Brooklyn also gets a little too hot sometimes in the summer.

Must be some signinicant changes if there is no small patch is released.