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Steadfast is very expensive. That's the problem. Colocrossing operates out of Server Central. Let's see if we can find some data center in that area...

Rather go for the MicroClouds with 3U 8 nodes :)

Does it run faster if you praise CC instead?

Sadly, you might get a response in 15mins saying we are looking at it and not get a reply for days. Seen this happen. It's just to comply with SLAs. 

That's because unless they own the facility or at least cages, the prices aren't going to be competitive or worth the effort.

Yeah that's what I saw initially.

Expected on pricing. It is Linode. Problem is apparently you can only have management or no management and not choose per node!?

Google Apps, Zimbra and Postmark.

E5-2630L 96GB DDR3 RAM LSI-9271 + CacheVault 8x3TB Seagate Constellation Plextor M5 Pro Extreme 128GB SSD These just arrived in our racks in LA getting setup. Do have pics. Have to find them.

Just get a server with IPMI.

Not good. It's a mess.

@KuJoe thanks. http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1752644 says there are issues with torrenting/gaming. Has this been fixed? Have you found any other issues with it?

@KuJoe, which model are you using?

We use Confluence :p

It's not really worth the effort if it's desktop and Windows. Onboard RAID by Intel is actually a lot better. There's caching and other tricks employed. Doesn't understand why it doesn't work on Linux - suspect lack of drivers support. Once Haswell is out you'll have enough SATA3 ports too.

Like never. AMD's solution to solve the problem of finance and their troubles was to fire engineers and researcheres to cut cost. This killed their new products. It got delayed again and again. Sure, they're stepping up again, but it's very late. Glofo also seems to have enormous problems...

You'll be filled with $7/2GB+ offers :p

It depends on how Software RAID is setup. It's usually quite stable these days with lots of advanced features. BBU is backup battery unit. It's used when your server goes out of power and gives it time from the battery to write data stored in the cache to the actual disks. It's needed when you...

Hopefully RHEL 7 will be out soon to level the playing field. Most non-advanced people I've seen try to install XEN on RHEL 6 and fail since it's not there out of the box.

Well that's a whole new game. That's not the price quoted. You have to add setup fees to the cost and try to work out how much that adds to the monthly cost for cashflow purposes etc.