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Novacha
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That has been planned for a future release
.Currently, datacenters are stored but only as plain text. The problem with this, is there is no set way for you to be able to filter Brokerackmountain vs BrokerackMountain vs BrokeerrackMountain if providers set the names slightly different. The solution to that is to have a mutable (editable) set of datacenters that providers can attach to their locations, but only admins can add to. This solution would lead to delays where admins would have to add a datacenter on request. It is possible though and I would like to know peoples opinions on what they want done.
Basically it would be the improved datacenter filtering against a delay in adding new datacenters. Would that be better?
Novacha
Content Contributer
The feature is now implemented. You can filter datacenters on the find a plan page.
Doing it now.
I added them both.Personally I think Incero has enough of their own network blend to not fall under CoreXchange, but either works
There are a lot of 'datacenters' or companies offering collocation that simply have racks or cages rented from a company who owns a suite from another company who owns the building. Lot of middlemen. Just list whichever 'datacenter' you pay
I'll let Novacha touch base on this!
Novacha
Content Contributer
All done! Datacenters are now ordered by their name.
Thanks!!
Great work guys on the site, some suggestions for the offers I also noticed that in the plan section you do not have and cpu/core amount to add, as vps hosting offers different amount of cpus we would like to see this feature added so we can let clients know how many cpus come with each package again on the bandwidth section can we add the option for unlimited please. Thanks in advance guys.
Novacha
Content Contributer
I have added cores to the plans, but unlimited plans will be a slightly further feature for the future. For now, you could put down a number like 100 TB (102400 GB), and state that is is unlimited in the post above.
Few small suggestions that are somewhat (but not entirely) specific to the dedicated server market...
- Allow the units of measure for items such as memory, disk, and bandwidth to be specified via a dropdown (MB, GB, TB, Mbps, Gbps)
- If the offer is for a dedicated server, then it should include a field to specify the CPU make/model, and number of physical CPUs, and possibly number of cores/threads.
- Allow the use of CIDR format in the IP fields (ex: /29 for IPv4, /64 for IPv6, etc).
fixidixi
Active Member
Suggestion: as I saw now the disabled posts are marked with orange while the default color for active posts is grey. i think this should be reversed, or the active posts should be green or sg. what i mean is that now the inactive posts are more noticable then the active ones.