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I did some IO benchmarks, but those are more dependent on the SD card being used versus the Pi's performance.

Stripe's fee is $15, Paypal's fee is $20.

Or Paypal, both are very popular and amazing. I had one issue in the past with Stripe but that was resolved by never giving clients the benefit of the doubt when they pay with credit cards that aren't their own.

I've been playing with my RPi B+, RPi2, and ODroid C1 for a good part of the night to see which one I like better and here's the results so far:   Power Consumption Raspberry Pi Model B+ - Raspbian (Fresh install with LXDE no accessories/network) 2.2 watts on idle 3.1 watts with the single...

If they're only making $0.37 per client imagine how mad they would be when a single client costs them $25 in 1 day. There's a huge difference between returning an item to a store (costs the store $0.00) and a client filing a chargeback with their credit card company/bank. I'm just pointing out...

Thanks for the link. When my daughter gets a bit older I'll grab up one of these for her to build. :)

Got my case, WiFi adapter, and MicroSD card so I'm ready to play. I've been running the beta version of RPITC for a few days and really like it. Watching the CPU cores NOT max out under normal usage with a GUI is the best thing so far.

Possible to colocate with you? If so how much per server?

I have a few ideas depending on the performance: Observium for monitoring home network and devices (to replace MRTG on my Model B+). Thin clients for the family. Desktop for my daughter. IP Security Camera (the video is a bit choppy on the Model B+ at higher resolutions). For the WIFI...

My RPi2 arrived today. Ordered this case off Amazon (along with a new MicroSD card and WIFI adapter): http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MQWQT0A/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Where did you hear this? I see a few attacks today but nothing above 2Gbps which isn't enough to even cause any packet loss. Unless they are targeting their webserver directly, in which case I'm curious how the IP got leaked this time.

I almost ordered it but after the whole xenon flash issue, I decided to go with a black case instead.

What case is that?

Thanks. Glad to see a project like this. I was going to release an open source billing script, but decided against it due to my lack of time to support it properly so I'd be happy to contribute to another project instead.

I can port my Interworx, cPanel, and Bitpay modules I created for my own script over once you get it on GitHub. I can also port my FraudRecord module over if you're script supports it. EDIT: I just realized I used the word "port" twice not even noticing what the name of the software is. LoL.

Just got my tracking number from element14 (Newark.com)! Shipped 11 days before the expected date, I guess they either got a shipment earlier or they had enough cancellations/non-payments.

I fixed this. I had added an IF statement in the last update but I put it in the wrong spot in the prod version. I'll clear the WHMCS cache in case it's not showing the new buttons yet. Sorry about that.

For now it'll only pull bandwidth since that's the only number that is not generated "on-the-fly" meaning RAM, Disk, and CPU/Load are only pulled by Wyvern when you view your VPS in Wyvern. I can look into pulling additional resources, but I'll need to either cache the results or limit the queries.

I got an e-mail on my phone with the subject "Your order has been shipped!" and I got all excited thinking it was my RPi2 shipping earlier but it was just the 16GB of RAM I ordered off eBay. :(

I finally got around to adding this to our production install tonight. Sorry for the delay. ;) I've added something really basic to our Dev install. It's basically just navigating to a URL and it outputs your current bandwidth usage in plain text. I'm adding an API tab for white listing IPs...