Yeah... But KVM provides a little more security than OpenVZ.You could cut down the costs by requesting OpenVZ instead.
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And this time, I'll make sure the email gets out to you.
Buffalo, NY.Where?
ColoCrossing is the only datacenter in Buffalo, NY as far as I know.With colocrossing?
Never never NEVER put confidential information on OpenVZ. EVER. Especially a system like WHMCS, where you not only have your own data at risk, but others are trusting you with THEIR information. All placed into the hands of a company that, at the end of the day, you really have no idea whether or not they're going to rifle through your data, and you'd likely never know if they were.You could cut down the costs by requesting OpenVZ instead.
http://www.datacentermap.com/usa/new-york/buffalo/ColoCrossing is the only datacenter in Buffalo, NY as far as I know.
Well said! I'm sorry I wouldn't even be trusting my WHMCS install with a lowend provider nor within a OpenVZ container, security & privacy come into play with your billing system and taking extra measure will help out in the long one.Never never NEVER put confidential information on OpenVZ. EVER. Especially a system like WHMCS, where you not only have your own data at risk, but others are trusting you with THEIR information. All placed into the hands of a company that, at the end of the day, you really have no idea whether or not they're going to rifle through your data, and you'd likely never know if they were.
Yeah and append single to the end of your boot line in KVM and the host is in a KVM. Sure they have to reboot it, but it still comes down to if you trust your host or not. Not how easy it is to get into the machine.Yeah... But KVM provides a little more security than OpenVZ.
vzctl enter <ctid> and bam. The host is in to your WHMCS OpenVZ VPS.
I love OpenVZ, but for WHMCS I'd recommend going with KVM and then encrypting it.
True. But still a marginally higher barrier to entry If someone wants to have anything confidential on a VM they better trust the hoster.Yeah and append single to the end of your boot line in KVM and the host is in a KVM. Sure they have to reboot it, but it still comes down to if you trust your host or not. Not how easy it is to get into the machine.
Why bother, just make a snapshot of the LVM and boot the snap, or just mount itYeah and append single to the end of your boot line in KVM and the host is in a KVM. Sure they have to reboot it, but it still comes down to if you trust your host or not. Not how easy it is to get into the machine.