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THE END IS NIGH.
SINCERELY,
DEANK
Oh, you only just found out? Cute.
Hello Joe,
Seems wonderful, thanks. But, is your caps lock broken?
Sincerely,
Pigeon
INCREDIBLE!
It was released July 17th, 4 days ago.
https://clientarea.ramnode.com/announcements/426/OpenStack-Cloud-Now-Available.html
You are paying $3/m for a 512MB VPS? Can I talk to you about our E5-2670+ based VPS line, starting at $17.50/yr for 512MB?
Out of stock @IonSwitch_Stan
Nah. He is paying $3/m for a 512 MB VPS from Ramnode. Same same, but different.
E5-2670 =/= EPYC
Whoever you are you are not Ramnode.
32 nm CPU =/= 7nm CPU
A whole world of difference.
@Nick_A - take a bow, been a long time coming.
Not sure why more providers don't move to OpenStack.
@AnthonySmith @Francisco Thoughts?
Looks like a good start, but still a bit beta-ish. I had to order a cloud account ($0.00) through the shopping cart of my existing account. Then they emailed me access credentials for the cloud control panel, which is fleieo and is very limited. To upload an ssh pubkey I had to enable my browser referer header to satisfy their JS bloat. Other than that it looks good. $5/1GB instance is similar to linode etc. but you get 2 cores (speed not known). And they have a 512MB/1 core for $3 which linode etc. don't have. IonSwitch_Stan if you offer hourly instances at similar prices, let us know. If monthly-only then meh.
That's funny. I've just uploaded a key on Ramnode's panel from Chrome on Android and had no issues.
Can you tell me what was the error and what browser did you use?
Firefox 68, error was that referer header was missing so they couldn't do their XSRF check.
Thanks Joe and everyone else.
Thanks! Lots of work to do still, but glad it's finally up and running.
Fleio is being mentioned more and more. Congrats.
I'll keep it short but, not a fan of it.
Heavy, lots of things that can break.
I can't remember if it was CloudStack or OpenStack that Maounique said they had a multi hour outage over because it started kicking back retarded errors messages.
Francisco
Reminds me of Proxmox HA, it took a shit after a while, including killing the entire cluster with it.
Still, a dedi with a single drive, has archived the best uptime yet.
People make things to complex, it adds up more points where it can break and it will.
Easier said than done, basically. We spent a lot of time/money developing our own integration of OpenStack + WHMCS in-house and essentially trashed it to go with Fleio in the end. OpenStack itself is a beast, and until now, there wasn't a good way to integrate it with an existing billing system. Once we saw that Fleio had been building a better version of what we were working on, it made sense for us to let them handle the integration so we can focus on maintaining the system itself.
I should mention that Adrian and his team have been great to work. They have spent the last 8-9 months customizing and adding features to Fleio so that it would work well for our needs. Still a lot to be done, but I think we're at a good place right now.
Definitely true. Countless hours dealing with bugs, unexpected results, poor documentation, having to create our own patches, etc, to get to this point. The system is very nice when working properly, but it's more than a little intimidating having to deal with so many pieces.
Hello, @willie
I tested with Firefox 68.0.1 and couldn't reproduce this. Can you tell me if you're using 68.0 (which seems to be the beta version)? Also, can you tell me if this issue reproduces with all the extensions disabled?
@marianFleio yes I had an upgrade to 68.0.1 a day or two ago it appears. Did you turn off referers when you did your test? Go to about:config and set network.http.sendRefererHeader to 0.
If you set
network.http.sendRefererHeaderto0Fleio cannot function properly.And actually no Django web application that is using CSRF protection can function:
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.2/ref/csrf/
And setting
network.http.sendRefererHeaderto0is actually less secure for you, here's an explanation:https://security.stackexchange.com/a/135655
I had the default browser settings. With refereres disabled I am also receiving the CSRF error.
I'm afraid that in order to use all the Fleio features (and to ensure security) you must use the default settings for network.http.sendRefererHeader, which is network.http.sendRefererHeader = 2
(Send the Referer header when clicking on a link or loading an image, and set document.referrer for the following page. (Default))
LE: @fleio already answered to this
That moment when you start to feel old
I was here in LET when that was written I also do not remmeber it concretely but it was maybe something about the orchestrer decide that (all / alot) VMs are down and start doing mass restarts ....
I'm a big fan of you - you are the fastest growing non VC funded provider that I ever saw
, and my first international hosting location was on your VPS (before I overgrow it) as I like to take small steps and to move Servers,/VMs faster to the profit zone... (maybe thats my mistake but that's me)
Just looking on the price of the billing and thinking how only Couple of EPYC servers will hit cpu limit and you will need a second license and then more... I wonder why not Proxmox HA + Ceph and Modules Garden Modules for Cloud and VPS (maybe the open source so they can be custom fitted) to me they look as the most viable option for a provider get into that market ...
Who?
Oh RamNode...yeah, I vaguely remember them. Are they still around?
As I recall, they had their noses too high in the air to post offers among us commoners here on LET.
Last LET offer: October 2015.
Not much of a memory.
I do recall a coupon once posted - I think it was 5% off maybe.