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@dediserve If I create a server with 40 vcores, and only 2GB of ram, how does that work? Will I be the only client on that server? If so, you would be losing lots of money, but if not then the CPU cores aren't dedicated to me.
The Older CPUs probably didnt have as many cores? The default now is 40 per blade.
@TheOnlyDK - 40 cores with 2GB RAM is pretty impractical for most use cases, so we don't have any such configurations actually in use (plus you'd pay $210 a month just for the 38 cores that you'd have trouble getting use from )
Yes, but we are talking about theoretically if someone does that, what would you do?
Hypothetically, they'd be on their own on that hypervisor. In reality, it never happens
Worse case, we'd get about $250 per month for that blade, and would likely put the customer on a low RAM hybrid versions, rather than our 'full fat' public blades.
yeah IIRC support say max via the gui console for server creation at the time for my pool was like 16 threads on my 32 max E5-2660v1. If i needed more that 16 per vps instance, they'd have to create it on their end. Is that still the case for new 40 cpu thread single vps via the console when creating a server in a pool ? i suppose limit following the same logic would be max 20 cpu threads per vps and >20 need tech support to do it for me ?
except when I did
You forgot 'cry over our onapp bill' somewhere in there. :P
Francisco
Actually it's cheaper to order 20X 2GB LET specials than making it 40 Cores. 40 Cores cost $225.45 a month, while 20 2GB only cost $140 a month. Plus the additional RAM, Disk, IPs etc.
@dediserve So are the servers only utilizing 40GB of ram if everyone buys only the 2GB plans?
There are no GUI limits now
Lol. We have a good deal
the 2gb plan offer has closed. Of course those plans are spread across all available public hypervisors. It's iur job to manage workloads so everyone gets full resources
cheers @dediserve good to know