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Yet another thing!
You guys all do bench.sh benchamrk and post results here, but you all forget what you do first... apt update && apt upgrade -y Here is the time result for fresh Debian 9.
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I'm a god damn perfectionist... Yet another thing that could be done better:
Open in full size here.
Edit2: Default avatar is hosted on @Dawgy CDN. What if it goes offline or Dawgy removes it/denies access to it?
Wow i got great score on 512 Ram
Well there's a 1GB plan too, are we allow to order that?
One thing I think that is missing from the website is about you (the owners / creators) and what your mission is.
I think also show the monthly price in deploy screen will be better.
seem like missing a }
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Provide a great service and make $$$?
Thank you!
Jesus monkey is awake and banana's consumed
Lets begin @MrPsycho.
Debian 7, 8 & Ubuntu 14.04 along with CentOS 6 & 7 are all in the queue. Fedora is on the table along with FreeBSD & CoreOS. Windows will be unlikely and we will leave that to custom ISO (coming soon)
UI guy is sleeping then will be mashing head to sort
Thats on me and I'll sort it soon (next few days)
I'll ping doggo lets see what he does.
We've got some days planned out purely for the templates we can get them done.
Yeah I agree now I see it. I've fixed the "your new vmhaus account". I will also later today remove the subnet for IPv4 and make it first name only
Whoops someone didn't keep gitlab updated it worked on our dev infra.
Now @FlamesRunner
I'd like to give you some free credit but you did abuse the service a little bit. You were very helpful and irritating at the same time. If you'd be happy enough to explain to the users of LET why you've been kicked I might let you back. However credit will apply to others that are useful.
Bonsai is a control panel only not website.
Working on it.
Shouted at UI dev.
@edmond if you really want
One word
Preem
Monkey is back with updates.
1) Emails are now first name only
2) VPS emails have dropped the subnet for v4 (i left v6 unsure what you guys think)
3) I have found the issue to not getting emails upon ticket replies. This is now resolved.
Check your accounts/tickets as emails may not have sent before now
As a fellow NVMe enthusiast its nice to have your approval
I'm interested in this location and feature set. I would test if I knew the eventual price of the service. (would be a waste of time for me to test and like your service and then find out its twice what Im willing to pay.)
Epic awesomeness
Got a vm up and running, will be toying with it and already looking forward to when it is out of beta already!
It will be fair. Look at our current pricing for NVMe in London. A custom panel isn't going to increase that cost by 200%.
Anytime. Of course the beta is to ensure its ready for you to pay for fun. Spin to win boys
Yea, this makes sense - with 2 SSDs and RAID1 (and the inherent Microcloud limitations) and thus less VMs E3/64GB is a good choice.
I pictured nodes more along the lines of a 1U with 4 M.2 SSDs (2 at chipset lanes, 2 in x8 slots on E3, all on CPU lane slots on E5), a RAID10 and more clients (i would conf E5 w/ 128GB RAM thus doubling your E3 RAM, SSDs and adding ~ 2 usable cores more, 25%). You save on operational cost by microcloud and PSU efficiency though for sure.
Thats the call for London. However I do believe we are looking towards E5-1650's for other locations where MicroClouds isn't an option
Got one spinning up and it's AWESOME. Generating keys for OpenVPN was super fast, support was friendly and fast (I got a reply within 4 minutes), and network seems to be great! Nice job there @vmhaus!
Just one thing though, the panel is not that mobile-friendly...
We are working on that in the future. We are looking to make it 100% for mobile, we know from using WHMCS + Virtualizor on our phones the pain.
It should be fast with the CPU & Disk power at hand. Network is thanks to you friend Dom at Clouvider
Hello,
Reinstall: Bad request. Maybe you fix it already ...
@vmhaus
Ah I remember now: I was running a stress test on the VM to see how far I could push the limits. Yeah, I'll admit that it wasn't a great idea especially on a shared node.
In all fairness, as soon as I received the ticket, the tests did stop; I killed all of the offending processes. I'm not sure why I was suspended in the end, as it said I'd be suspended if I continued.
Great work on the panel! However the signup form looks very long, it would be nice to have user fill other data later
From which way your monkeys peel bananas? Because it seems like they are doing it wrong. Initially your login page dimmed from bright green to dark green. That was OK. I wanted to draw your attention to result pages, which were going from bright green to even more bright green, which was making the text unreadable. ...Now your login page goes from bright green to the same unreadably bright green from result pages. Tell your monkeys to ramp up brightness on their monitors and let them compare the colors with second monitor (phone at least) or add some light to the basment they are working in, because with no other light than monitor it feels more readable.
Maybe the password that's generated shouldn't be such a long string of text, it's not as handy. Otherwise it looks great, the credits don't get used when the machine is off right? Or it's still being used?
The first thing I ever do after passwd on a new VPS, a benchmark:
Speeds in the US could be improved but the disk speed is amazing!
Short tend to get breached quicker.
The longer the password, the less VMHaus gets blamed for terminating a compromised server
I guess some people leave it at default and doesn't care. I'm just used to changing it right when I log in.
@Edmond ... you messed up. You pasted terminated benchmark with IP xD