Waveride (by EDIS) - 4Gb RAM/50G HDD/4 vCPU/2TB Traffic OpenVZ+Solus 5EUR/mo
Waveride is a new low-cost sub division of EDIS, offering low-cost high-power VPSes.
Currently 4 OpenVZ plans are offered, ranging from 4GB RAM and 50GB HDD space (€5 / month), to 8GB RAM and 100GB HDD space (€10 / month). Orders can be placed here.
We use WHMCS and SolusVM, and deployment is fully automated, except for the first order (due to fraud screening). Your VPS is on a SuperMicro Dual E5-2630 (2x Hexacore + HT) node with 160GB RAM and 8 SAS2 drives of either 1 or 2 TB (Seagate Constellation Enterprise) in RAID50 (LSI), on a 1 gigabit connection to our core switch.
DD:
dd if=/dev/zero of=test bs=64k count=16k conv=fdatasync 1073741824 bytes (1.1 GB) copied, 1.59443 s, **673 MB/s**
Nodes are connected to the EDIS backbone, spanning 3 cities (Vienna in Austria, Graz in Austria, and Zurich in Switzerland) with Nx10GE/Nx1GE uplinks/interconnects to VIX (Vienna Internet Exchange), GRAX (Grazer Internet Exchange), ReTN, HE (IPv4 outbound only to avoid HEs inbound congestion), FiberRing (LeaseWeb/OCOM) and private peerings (eg. Swisscom, Akamai, most telcos in ex-Yugoslavia and eastern Europe). Our network is redundant and IPv6-enabled. The physical nodes are located in Vienna, Austria.
Further info on our AS/Network: http://as57169.net
Looking glass: http://at.edis.at
Now you might think there is a catch and yes, there totally is - but not necessarily a problematic one. These plans are entirely unmanaged and unsupported. We monitor the nodes and act on resource abuse or hardware problems, but we do not provide any support for software, routing issues/requests, template requests, control panel installations and so on. SolusVM lets you handle 99,9% of these tasks yourself, and you are expected to do so.
For emergencies, there is the WHMCS ticket system - don't message or call EDIS directly, it will be ignored!
Other things:
- VPSes are always delivered with Debian 7 x64 as default operating system, reinstall your VPS in SolusVM if you want something different.
- IPv6 might not work out of the box (on CentOS and similar distributions). If it does not, simply run
ip route add ::/0 dev venet0
. If this does not work, tryip route add 2000::/3 dev venet0
. - The initial installation of Debian may be corrupted by SolusVM, and the VPS might not come online. In this case simply reinstall from SolusVM.
- We do not offer an SLA, uptime guarantee, or refund under any circumstances.
- Stock is currently limited to 250 VPSes.
- We don't keep backups, so make your own backups.
- For setup guides and help with Linux, visit http://library.linode.com or http://www.cyberciti.biz
ToS:
- No pointlessly CPU-intensive applications such as cryptocoin mining or [email protected]
- Minecraft allowed, but you won't be pleased with the performance. The nodes run on E5 CPUs (which have a lower clockspeed), and use a SAS array. Think twice about running it.
- DDoS (either inbound or outbound) is not acceptable. IPs are nullrouted for a minimum of 12 hours, and we reserve the right to cancel your account if you get attacked.
- Torrents and VPNs are acceptable, but we might ask you to stop if you get (too many) DMCA notices.
- The information you provide during ordering must match PayPal information (name, e-mail address, country, ...).
TL;DR: New EDIS brand, it's great!
Now, here is the LEB plan:
- 4 GB RAM
- 50 GB HDD
- 4 vCPU cores
- 2 TB traffic
- 1 IPv4 (no reverse DNS currently, ETA 1 week) / 10 IPv6 (no reverse DNS currently, ETA 2 - 3weeks)
Payments are accepted via PayPal only.
Order here: https://waveride.at/whmcs/cart.php?a=add&pid=1
--The EDIS Staff
Comments
Mother of God...
Few names I'd trust to pull it off
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Suppose i should express my concerns here as well, but meh. At least you are being blunt with what it is, what people should expect etc.
Enjoy the chargebacks and abuse.
Never expected this from Edis!
Owaveridezold?
Nice offer tho. And Edis finally gets Solus and proper ticket system.
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Interesting, some beefy hardware to back it up too.
Why do you say that?
Indeed, for some reason which is unexplained for me, abuse and chargebacks happen mostly at 1-2$ a month offers.
I will never understand why ppl dont get premium VPSes if they do not pay for them anyway. If I were a thief I would not spend someone else's money on cheap hotels, I would go to Vegas, no matter how good the cheap hotels might be for the money.
Extremist conservative user, I wish to preserve human and civil rights, free speech, freedom of the press and worship, rule of law, democracy, peace and prosperity, social mobility, etc. Now you can draw your guns.
@William, Solus shows this as 2GB RAM / 4GB burst, whereas the offer pretty clearly just states '4GB'. What's the deal?
And is it .18 or .32 kernel ?
Extremist conservative user, I wish to preserve human and civil rights, free speech, freedom of the press and worship, rule of law, democracy, peace and prosperity, social mobility, etc. Now you can draw your guns.
I guess Solus is wrong.
This means 4GB RAM actually. "Burst" is just a marketing term, don't know who invented it first. The real names are "OOMGUARDPAGES" and "PRIVVMPAGES", which don't sound very well from marketing point of view. But if your PRIVVMPAGES is 4GB, you can use 4GB.
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It's still different to the way things are conventionally advertised here.
So, this may mean it is .18 kernel ? All evidence so far points that way.
Extremist conservative user, I wish to preserve human and civil rights, free speech, freedom of the press and worship, rule of law, democracy, peace and prosperity, social mobility, etc. Now you can draw your guns.
Do you accept payments with credit card without paypal account? ("Checkout as Guest")
Would .18 kernel show buffer/cache? It looks like .32 kernel without swap to me
Anyway, benchmark:
Can show even swap, i think.
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Ok stop guessing, just uname -a and tell us the result.
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But that doesn't really mean anything
It's real 2.6.32, not fake.
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heh
@Andre now you have us all wondering in which country the time is currently 8:19 am
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loaction only at vienna autria any other ?
yes
@Andre
sssh! stop worrying and start acting like a mindless zombie.
@rds100 09:02 now — GMT+8, take a guess!
@blergh_ yes I can't help myself, I'll go back to zombie mode
My thoughts exactly.
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Extremist conservative user, I wish to preserve human and civil rights, free speech, freedom of the press and worship, rule of law, democracy, peace and prosperity, social mobility, etc. Now you can draw your guns.
My question is, what could people do with such a VPS that has huge RAM but not enough CPU power?
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Web serving with a lot of RAM caching?
A nice and fast mysql database system?
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Ramdisk?
stop. this. ram. madness.
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Why would you want to do that?
My question is, why do you think every bit of software is CPU bound?
You should update your title @William, because its 4GB not 512MB.
The Original Daniel.
Crazy offer.
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Burst ram shows up as free RAM too.
i always told: EDIS and IPERWEB(prometeus) best low end providers in the world.
The CPU is not that bad in my opinion. I was able to run a small Minecraft server perfectly well on the E5-2620, so this should be alright as well for most things.
absolutely! Just don't create a subscription, but a click on the paypal checkout button.
This should do the trick.
Gerhard
one vps is never enough ;-) http://www.edis.at
IP for ping/speed test?
Edit: NM
AUP?
Hello, my name is Cloromorpho and i am a LEB addict.
One interesting side-effect of setting it to 2GB/4GB burst (or whatever that maps onto in terms of OpenVZ settings - at this point, 'burst' is the well-established way to talk about this without regurgitating beancounters) is that you can't have a tmpfs bigger than your non-burst memory (or rather, you can have a larger tmpfs, but you can't put more than your non-burst memory amount in it.)
Edit: some Googling suggests that it's the shmpages value that limits tmpfs size, which on the OpenVZ VPSes I checked that use burst is set to the same value as oomguarpages. I assume that's a Solus thing but I really have no idea beyond "big ramdisk no worky".
If this is indeed configured as 2GB guaranteed/4GB burst, then I would hate to say it, but advertising this as "4GB RAM" is not entirely honest.
http://at.edis.at
one vps is never enough ;-) http://www.edis.at
This is definitely not our intent. We defined the servers with 4 GB RAM in the templates and this is what solusVM makes out of it. I will create a server and post the values here.
Gerhard
one vps is never enough ;-) http://www.edis.at
Created a test-server and this is what you get:
top - 15:14:09 up 8 min, 1 user, load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
KiB Mem: 4194304 total, 14956 used, 4179348 free, 0 buffers
KiB Swap: 0 total, 0 used, 0 free, 8848 cached
Mem: 4194304 14640 4179664 0 0 8860
-/+ buffers/cache: 5780 4188524
http://www.urimage.net/images/2013/04/20/G6hCU.jpg
I hope that there are no more doubts now.
Cheers,
Gerhard @ EDIS
one vps is never enough ;-) http://www.edis.at
You would see that whether it was dedicated or "burst".
What's the contract / notice period, if any at all?