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This actually looks very useful.  I might have to look into writing something similar for my own billing.

I can't comment on anything other than this: Actually, probably not.  It is possible to get Apache running fairly light, it's just that the default configuration is designed for heavier servers.  Also, most of the memory between Apache processes (prefork) is shared, and on a thread MPM, all...

If by frontend you mean GUI you can use for managing some servers, then, there's virt-manager, which is a VMware-like thing you can use to remotely manage the server.  It is probably a safer bet than installing a web panel for it unless you're planning to do a hosting company.

What kind of graphic work, exactly?

Good point.  My point however, was that Clarke probably did get joejobbed partially on that one, and on the Skype hack.

Dallas beta has reached capacity.  IPv6 will be routed in Dallas "really soon now" (no hard ETA, but soon).

It's not worth using.  If you get a DDoS too big, they just boot you still. If you're going to pay, go with Prolexic or BlackLotus.

Uhh, Linode has never ever run HyperVM.  But, they did recently get hacked and then lied about the nature and severity of the hack, having to backtrack. By the way, the same guy owning Nick_A is probably the same guy who owned Linode back in April.  At least, this is what he has alluded to in IRC.

Secure Dragon has been added, and the Dallas monitor is now online.

I've been nearly bit by that several times in the past.  Also dodgy 3ware firmwares. Rebuilding a failed RAID-10 from a finnicky array is really bad. :(

Personally, I'm a rum + coke person, if I have a drink.

When I was working for Enzu (after they bought SIP's virtualization business), BudgetVM was running e5's with 192gb RAM. I'll let that sink in a bit.

I can squeeze you in if you really want it, but the nice hardware is in any location other than Montreal.  OVH does not even supply hotswap.  :( (One of our nodes in OVH is pending an intervention to preemptively replace one of their crappy drives and thusly is pulled out of stock for now.  We...

We will eventually offer this under a lowend brand.  We want to keep the lowend stuff isolated as they will be higher density nodes.

Of course.  Why would any offering of mine lack this? irc.staticbox.net #tortoiselabs https://chat.bnc.im/?channels=#tortoiselabs

Here's what bench.sh looks like for Dallas, running on a Debian 7 box: root@localhost:~# bash bench.sh CPU model : Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E3-1270 V2 @ 3.50GHz Number of cores : 8 CPU frequency : 3500.158 MHz Total amount of ram : 495 MB Total amount of swap : 511 MB System uptime : 1 min...

What region are you ordering in?  We've been throwing OutOfStockExceptions all night.  :) (Yeah yeah, I should probably have an error page for that.  It'll be in the next build of Cloudware for sure.) Main LA and Canada stock are pending on some IPs being routed, right now. Speedtest for...

Are you really trying to justify a broken business model?  You see: selling things that aren't real is called dishonesty or perhaps, legally, fraud.

That's why you have the UPPERBOUND setting ;)

xen-blkback has token limiting, we use that.