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DataWagon New Panel - Beta Testers Needed. Get a free Ryzen NVMe VPS!

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  • lipeng0820lipeng0820 Member

    [email protected]

    Thank you!

  • seenuseenu Member

    What i am more amused about is... this vps with 1GB ram and 1 CPU is minimum 2 times faster than my sdd nodes' 24GB ram and 6 vCPU vps.

    a typical gitlab-runner job which used to take 4-6mins on ssdnodes vps and being finish in less than 2mins 30secs.

  • seenuseenu Member

    @Kiwi83 said:

    @seenu said:

    @iamtimbo said: Read | 4.47 GB/s (8.7k) | 4.10 GB/s (4.0k)
    Write | 4.70 GB/s (9.1k) | 4.37 GB/s (4.2k)
    Total | 9.17 GB/s (17.9k) | 8.47 GB/s (8.2k)

    Damn!

    It's probably just how it looks like on an empty server.

    May be... but it tells how much over-sold other vpses are.

  • ruvdsruvds Member

    [email protected]
    Thank you!

  • plumbergplumberg Veteran

    Submitted Google form... thnx

  • cececece Member

    [email protected] thanks

  • SirFoxySirFoxy Member

    inb4 a shit host scrapes the emails from this thread and bombards them with offers

    Thanked by 1seenu
  • lenchanlhzlenchanlhz Member

    [email protected]
    Thank you!

  • LeviLevi Member

    What is with the numbers in email? Is this some sort of cultural thing? Usually it is [email protected]

  • NewToTheGameNewToTheGame Member

    @LTniger said:
    What is with the numbers in email? Is this some sort of cultural thing? Usually it is [email protected]

    Perhaps they are ICQ numbers?

  • vyas11vyas11 Member
    edited November 2020

    @LTniger said:
    What is with the numbers in email? Is this some sort of cultural thing? Usually it is [email protected]

    Phone number maybe?

  • danielcardosoptdanielcardosopt Member
    edited November 2020

    It seems there's no recovery option on this panel. Although you have it on the legacy one.

    ISO uploading isn't working properly for files above 4GB.

  • LutungLutung Member

    Sent you a PM. Hope you'll accept me

    Best Regards

  • RomEYerRomEYer Member

    [email protected]
    Thanks!

  • DianTamaDianTama Member
    edited November 2020

    Well from what i see the UI looks clean.

    But after some short checking on the panel i found something to take a note.
    1. The registration form ( Phone Number Input ) when you input with Country Code ( + ) it said invalid, you might wanna consider that if you wanna accept international customer .
    2. The Open New Ticket section, when you click it, its turned blank.

    Good luck with the development tho, and i don't need the VPS since I'm not gonna use it anyway :D

  • Kiwi83Kiwi83 Member

    @LTniger said:
    What is with the numbers in email? Is this some sort of cultural thing? Usually it is [email protected]

    The long string of numbers is the account number of QQ, a popular messaging app in China. When signing up, it automatically creates an email address for you using your account number. Since most people don't really need an email address other than signing up websites and recieving spam, they don't bother creating a proper email alias for the default email address.

    Thanked by 1Levi
  • coldcold Member

    pm send, how long does it take till we get an answer !

  • NobodyInterestingNobodyInteresting Member

    @cold said:
    pm send, how long does it take till we get an answer !

    Calm down, its a free machine. It takes as long as it takes.

  • tzchztzchz Member

    [email protected]
    thanks

  • dosaidosai Member

    PM sent, thank you.

  • luminosltyluminoslty Member

    This Server SO QUICK . IT BREAK MY NECK !! SUING YOU SOON.

  • NobodyInterestingNobodyInteresting Member 
    ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Region: USA  https://bench.monster v.1.5.4 2020-09-30 
 Usage : curl -LsO bench.monster/speedtest.sh; bash speedtest.sh -USA



---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 OS           : Debian GNU/Linux 9 (64 Bit)
 Virt/Kernel  : KVM / 4.9.0-4-amd64
 CPU Model    : AMD Ryzen 9 3950X 16-Core Processor
 CPU Cores    : 1 @ 3493.438 MHz x86_64 512 KB Cache
 CPU Flags    : AES-NI Enabled & VM-x/AMD-V Disabled
 Load Average : 0.14, 0.03, 0.01
 Total Space  : 30G (870M ~4% used)
 Total RAM    : 996 MB (35 MB + 292 MB Buff in use)
 Total SWAP   : 0 MB (0 MB in use)
 Uptime       : 0 days 21:17
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 ASN & ISP    : AS27176, DataWagon LLC
 Organization : DataWagon LLC
 Location     : Chicago, United States / US
 Region       : Illinois
---------------------------------------------------------------------------

 ## Geekbench v4 CPU Benchmark:

  Single Core : 5462  (EXCELLENT)
   Multi Core : 5331

 ## IO Test

 CPU Speed:
    bzip2     : 147 MB/s
   sha256     : 296 MB/s
   md5sum     : 676 MB/s

 RAM Speed:
   Avg. write : 3345.1 MB/s
   Avg. read  : 11298.1 MB/s

 Disk Speed:
   1st run    : 841 MB/s
   2nd run    : 828 MB/s
   3rd run    : 916 MB/s
   -----------------------
   Average    : 861.7 MB/s

 ## USA Speedtest

 Location                        Upload           Download         Ping   
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Nearby                          585.47 Mbit/s    408.20 Mbit/s    34.381 ms
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 USA, New York (Optimum)         552.32 Mbit/s    447.32 Mbit/s    21.141 ms
 USA, Boston (Starry, Inc.)      380.52 Mbit/s    433.71 Mbit/s    29.783 ms
 USA, Washington, DC (Sprint)    179.59 Mbit/s    489.55 Mbit/s    20.244 ms
 USA, Charlotte, NC (Windstream) 501.94 Mbit/s    285.40 Mbit/s    29.784 ms
 USA, Atlanta (Frontier)         623.83 Mbit/s    699.10 Mbit/s    17.005 ms
 USA, Miami (Frontier)           273.80 Mbit/s    358.59 Mbit/s    48.220 ms
 USA, Nashville (Sprint)         427.39 Mbit/s    520.69 Mbit/s    17.463 ms
 USA, Indianapolis (Metronet)    836.07 Mbit/s    642.87 Mbit/s     6.837 ms
 USA, Cleveland (CenturyLink)    714.74 Mbit/s    561.79 Mbit/s     9.397 ms
 USA, Chicago (Windstream)       876.68 Mbit/s    897.21 Mbit/s     1.697 ms
 USA, St. Louis (Elite Fiber)    291.12 Mbit/s    647.95 Mbit/s     9.186 ms
 USA, Minneapolis (US Internet)  759.78 Mbit/s    903.40 Mbit/s    10.224 ms
 USA, Kansas City (UPNfiber)     664.42 Mbit/s    720.30 Mbit/s    14.026 ms
 USA, Oklahoma City (OneNet)     431.94 Mbit/s    253.58 Mbit/s    30.863 ms
 USA, Dallas (Windstream)        462.67 Mbit/s    281.52 Mbit/s    22.419 ms
 USA, San Antonio, TX (Sprint)   379.51 Mbit/s    397.21 Mbit/s    23.467 ms
 USA, Denver (Vistabeam)         367.63 Mbit/s    167.50 Mbit/s    26.109 ms
 USA, Albuquerque (Plateau Tel)  314.27 Mbit/s    276.66 Mbit/s    40.761 ms
 USA, Salt Lake City (UTOPIA)    347.60 Mbit/s    247.95 Mbit/s    33.293 ms
 USA, Helena, MT (The Fusion)    6.67 Mbit/s      427.81 Mbit/s    88.833 ms
 USA, Las Vegas (LV.Net)         301.60 Mbit/s    326.73 Mbit/s    55.024 ms
 USA, Seattle (Bluespan)         189.95 Mbit/s    294.64 Mbit/s    71.277 ms
 USA, San Francisco (Wiline)     152.39 Mbit/s    326.03 Mbit/s    53.683 ms
 USA, Los Angeles (Spectrum)     236.51 Mbit/s    229.86 Mbit/s    56.543 ms
 USA, Anchorage (Alaska Com)     188.49 Mbit/s    315.26 Mbit/s    75.475 ms
 USA, Honolulu (Pacific Wave)    141.63 Mbit/s    128.18 Mbit/s    94.769 ms
---------------------------------------------------------------------------

 Finished in : 11 min 28 sec
 Timestamp   : 2020-11-10 17:07:23 GMT

    Looks pretty good!! :-)

  • DataWagonDataWagon Member, Patron Provider

    @Kiwi83 said:

    @seenu said:

    @iamtimbo said: Read | 4.47 GB/s (8.7k) | 4.10 GB/s (4.0k)
    Write | 4.70 GB/s (9.1k) | 4.37 GB/s (4.2k)
    Total | 9.17 GB/s (17.9k) | 8.47 GB/s (8.2k)

    Damn!

    It's probably just how it looks like on an empty server.

    The node is actually far from empty. We have over 70 servers provisioned on the node for customers who have signed up for the beta program!

    Thanked by 1a63680421
  • DataWagonDataWagon Member, Patron Provider

    Everyone who applied should now have a VM provisioned. If we missed you, just send a PM.

  • SirFoxySirFoxy Member

    @DataWagon said:
    Everyone who applied should now have a VM provisioned. If we missed you, just send a PM.

    This Server SO QUICK . IT BREAK MY NECK !! SUING YOU SOON.

    Thanked by 1NobodyInteresting
  • seenuseenu Member

    @DataWagon how many vpses provisioned so far on this server?

  • TimboJonesTimboJones Member

    @seenu said:
    @DataWagon how many vpses provisioned so far on this server?

    He just said 70. Are you going to ask every 3 hours?

  • seenuseenu Member

    lolz,

    after that he said new VMs provisioned, so i wanted to know new count.

  • DataWagonDataWagon Member, Patron Provider

    @seenu said:
    lolz,

    after that he said new VMs provisioned, so i wanted to know new count.

    We have about 80 now.

  • SirFoxySirFoxy Member

    @DataWagon said:

    @seenu said:
    lolz,

    after that he said new VMs provisioned, so i wanted to know new count.

    We have about 80 now.

    WOAHz! Thatssa lot of vps !!!!

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