As a valued customer of Crissic Solutions we are contacting you about the expansion of our VPS services.
Crissic Solutions is happy to announce that we are heading back to Los Angeles, California, USA. We have signed a multiple year agreement with Quadranet, a popular West Coast datacenter provider with a 250 gigabit+ network.
We will be featuring all the same goodies Crissic is known for:
- Owned equipment
- 10Gbps uplink
- Dell servers
- Dual X5650 CPUs with 48GB of memory and RAID-10 drives
- Everyday low prices
- Those incredible annual plans customers continue to love
Our Los Angeles launch is coming later this week!
OpenVZ HDD packages are unavailable for ordering at this time. You will be able to purchase these packages in Los Angeles in coming days. Order pages will show a LOCATION dropdown once brought online later in the week
We will not be offering migration services from Jacksonville, Florida, to Los Angeles, California, at this time.
Los Angeles, California is the place for Asia
Los Angeles, California, is a key market for those throughout Asia. Latency from Asia to Los Angeles should be up to 50ms less compared to our flagship Jacksonville, Florida location. Distance is solely the reason. The two locations are literally bookends of the United States.
Quadranet's bandwidth mix includes PCCW which customers from Asia already enjoy in Jacksonville. Other Asian upstream providers in Los Angeles Quadranet worth mentioning include ChinaUnicom, NTT, and Hinet Taiwan.
Tests from Tokyo to Los Angeles are seeing around 100ms latency. Also tested was Sydney, Australia, with around 163ms latency.
Give Quadranet's test IP a try: 198.55.111.5 via IPv6 2607:fcd0:0:a::1
Speed test files:
http://repos.lax-noc.com/speedtests/10mb.bin
http://repos.lax-noc.com/speedtests/100mb.bin
Domestic Customers in United States and Canada Get Ready
Quadranet's bandwidth isn't all about Asia.
Quadranet has peering in place with the Equinix Exchange, Any2Exchange, and Host.net.
GTT / TiNet is being seen for transport between Jacksonville and Los Angeles currently with about 63ms of latency.
Major Security Fixes Done without Rebooting - Introducing KernelCare
Over the past few months there have been several very large security updates issued for industry standard software. These updates needed immediately installed, and have required hard reboots of our servers. Reboots of entire servers are bad for the customer experience, and they are hard on our staff.
We are in the process of deploying
KernelCare across all of our servers, with an initial launch on our Los Angeles nodes. KernelCare should eliminate the dreaded reboots, and aid us in getting updates applied as soon as security fixes are made available, day or night, weekday or holiday.
More uptime makes us all happy!
