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Which DC is NY with? Coresite as well? Does that mean we get Amazon Direct Connect? I saw it advertised on Coresite's website. If so this might be a major advantage to lots of people, e.g. being able to quickly offload to S3 or a client's EC2.
Pretty sure it's ColoCrossing.
It' colocrossing as mr. green mentioned
Remember, New York is also a state
Downtown New York would be kick ass but the price was retarded. I got quoted $2000/m for a rack, no bandwidth or power.
Francisco
Who'd you get that from? Or is that under NDA...
EGI priced me at that for downtown NY. It's possible if I was a little outside of the heart of the downtown it'd be better. Racks in the downtown will be stupid priced due to the stock exchange.
Francisco
Coming soon: BuyHighFrequencyTrading.net, located in the heart of the Financial District. Trade With the Power of Pony.
Central NYC is expensive yea, but 2k per rack is overkill... best offer i got was 15U, 4A on A/B 220V, 100Mbit BW and IP routing for around 800$
I didn't even bother asking which DC it was located in. I do know that Steadfast has mentioned they charge $2000/m for racks that have direct links to the financial intranets in Chicago :S
Francisco
I'm trying to think up a clever joke about buying stock
Francisco
EGI is in 25 Broadway which is basically the most expensive DC in the USA
AT&T sells "trading transit" there for 250USD / Mbit (and even capped, no 95%) and people seem to buy that enough to make them a lot of profit - If you ask nicely they drop in a free rack with power and IPs as needed when you buy 5 Mbit or more for free
Your stock: coming soon. ®™℠
Francisco
HostRail had connections to even more expensive uplinks -since they hooked the company's skyscraper and DC's to it- yet, I've had 1 kb/s on my VPS!
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But seriously, is a day set yet when NY start be available?
I got sent the KVM tracking # by Jon earlier today. It looks like Thursday is drop off and I only need a few hours to get addons02 as well as other services online and rolling.
Francisco
In other words, we're still looking at some time in October (of 2013, naturally), @Francisco?
Hold up! Hold up!
Quit rushing me. Jerk.
Francisco
Dare I ask about Stallion 2 / floating IPs?
Talk to Nikki, she's the primary dev on that for now
That'll be in 2.x. Once stallion 2 is out I can roll out a lot of these new ideas quite easily
Francisco
with Australian accent
Here we see how the @Francisco avoids any use of the word quickly in his natural habitat.
Here we see how the @Francisco avoids any use of the word quickly in his natural habitat.
That one is entirely on Nikki :P
We originally wanted a public beta by early September but given she's gearing up for her new server arriving soon, I expect to lose all forms of productivity for a week or 9 :P
That woman and her TF2.
Francisco
IPV6 has been brought up for anyone looking for a test IP:
2605:6400:1:fed5::1
Question:
Why do I get 231ms if I ping the IPv6 and 165ms if I ping the IPv4 of NY?
Is it cause my ISP doesn't use IPv6 yet (they will swap in about fall).
And my local router (fritz!box) uses a 6to4 tunnel?
Did you take a tunnel in Miami? HE has BGP tunnels in Washington DC as well
Nice
0 1 2 * xr-fra1-lo64.x-win.dfn.de [2001:638:c:ff01::36] 3 zr-fra1-te0-0-0-0.x-win.dfn.de [2001:638:c:c050::2] 4 30gigabitethernet4-3.core1.fra1.he.net [2001:7f8::1b1b:0:1] 5 10gigabitethernet5-3.core1.lon1.he.net [2001:470:0:1d2::1] 6 10gigabitethernet7-4.core1.nyc4.he.net [2001:470:0:128::1] 7 10gigabitethernet2-3.core1.ash1.he.net [2001:470:0:36::1] 8 10gigabitethernet1-2.core1.atl1.he.net [2001:470:0:1b5::2] 9 10gigabitethernet4-1.core1.mia1.he.net [2001:470:0:a6::1] 10 gige-g0-1.tserv16.mia1.ipv6.he.net [2001:470:0:a1::2] 11 2605:6400:1:fed5::1
I only see....
Hong Kong, HK 216.218.221.2
Europe
Frankfurt, DE 216.66.84.54
London, UK 216.66.84.50
North America
Ashburn, VA, US 216.218.229.118
Fremont, CA, US 64.71.128.82
Fremont, CA, US 64.71.128.83
Miami, FL, US
Sad part is the ashburn one takes ~80ms to get to
Colocrossing stole our Soon(tm) stamp and used it for their IPV6 deployment. For now we're just using a BGP tunnel from HE. The IP space is ours at least so whenever colocrossing DOES get it launched, I can cut over without any issue to the end user.
Francisco
Ashburn VA is just outside the beltway for Washington DC, but if you see poor route, it's a poor route
I blame HE. I already brought it up to them but they were just kinda 'Such is life...' about it
Literally it goes:
NY -> CHI -> SJ -> FMT -> DENVER -> ATL -> ASH
it's retarded
Should've looked in NJ. Close enough to the city where latency is negligible but far less expensive.
EDIT: Doesn't matter now though.... Buffalo is cool (literally).
I priced out of interserver & choopa but was meh about it. Originally we were going to Atlanta but Jon, in his mobster ways, made us an offer we couldn't refuse.
Francisco
Maybe Atlanta can be the 3rd location? BuyVM TM will rule the world soon!