Gullo's Hosting & LittleVZ | Christmas 2020!

kisaki

LVZ 512MB任何位置！-$ 7 /年
10可用

https://hosting.gullo.me/order/config/index/little-vz/?group_id=32&pricing_id=323&coupon=ZBF20-512MB-7D-LVZ

It seems I missed it, hope the event will continue

dTQzBen8

@aaronstuder said:
Yes, we are late. Maybe @Cam will extend to 12/31?

It will be new year special!

yoursunny

@dTQzBen8 said:

@aaronstuder said:
Yes, we are late. Maybe @Cam will extend to 12/31?

It will be new year special!

You gotta do push-ups for new year special to happen.
The only reason I still have some Gullo boxes is that he would do push-ups for me when there's a downtime:

https://twitter.com/yoursunny/status/1309250432364142593

https://twitter.com/GulloStatus/status/1309251930263298049

GreenPeace

What can be the purpose of such small spec servers?

vyas11

@GreenPeace said:
What can be the purpose of such small spec servers?

At the DC level:
Lower environmental footprint when idling.

Less power, less cooling, proportionately less water, less greenhouse gas emissions.

At your individual level:
You log in less number of times, lesser cpu cycles and bandwidth for you, happy earth!

yoursunny

@GreenPeace said:
What can be the purpose of such small spec servers?

I have two BF-DOLLA-NAT 128MB boxes.

vps9 in Germany has two services:

• Provide IPv4 access to an IPv6-only EUserv box; tutorial. This uses entirely kernel features and is very efficient.
• Run a Go program that sends UDP probe packets to a few pre-determined locations, when requested on this webapp. The program must be compiled elsewhere and uploaded to the server. It can then run in 12MB memory and minimal CPU.

vps3 in Canada has one service:

• Run a Python program that translates between QUIC and plain UDP, so that Chrome browser can talk to UDP server via its experimental QuicTransport feature; source code. It's a struggle getting this program installed. It can then run in 40MB memory and 30% CPU when active.

Things that I tried recently and wouldn't work:

• NPM. As a workaround, I can run NPM elsewhere and copy the node_modules folder.
• Repository server for push-ups. LevelDB needs more memory and faster disk.
• Pipenv. As a workaround, I can use venv and pip --no-cache-dir.

Next year, I plan to cancel vps9, and grab a BF-2D-NAT256 to replace vps3.

dTQzBen8

@yoursunny said:

@GreenPeace said:
What can be the purpose of such small spec servers?

I have two BF-DOLLA-NAT 128MB boxes.

vps9 in Germany has two services:

• Provide IPv4 access to an IPv6-only EUserv box; tutorial. This uses entirely kernel features and is very efficient.
• Run a Go program that sends UDP probe packets to a few pre-determined locations, when requested on this webapp. The program must be compiled elsewhere and uploaded to the server. It can then run in 12MB memory and minimal CPU.

vps3 in Canada has one service:

• Run a Python program that translates between QUIC and plain UDP, so that Chrome browser can talk to UDP server via its experimental QuicTransport feature; source code. It's a struggle getting this program installed. It can then run in 40MB memory and 30% CPU when active.

Things that I tried recently and wouldn't work:

• NPM. As a workaround, I can run NPM elsewhere and copy the node_modules folder.
• Repository server for push-ups. LevelDB needs more memory and faster disk.
• Pipenv. As a workaround, I can use venv and pip --no-cache-dir.

Next year, I plan to cancel vps9, and grab a BF-2D-NAT256 to replace vps3.

128MB is too small, really. I don't want to torture myself again after using Virmach 2019 $1 offer.

If there's 256MB bundle maybe I will buy one.

Cam

@dTQzBen8 said:

@yoursunny said:

@GreenPeace said:
What can be the purpose of such small spec servers?

I have two BF-DOLLA-NAT 128MB boxes.

vps9 in Germany has two services:

• Provide IPv4 access to an IPv6-only EUserv box; tutorial. This uses entirely kernel features and is very efficient.
• Run a Go program that sends UDP probe packets to a few pre-determined locations, when requested on this webapp. The program must be compiled elsewhere and uploaded to the server. It can then run in 12MB memory and minimal CPU.

vps3 in Canada has one service:

• Run a Python program that translates between QUIC and plain UDP, so that Chrome browser can talk to UDP server via its experimental QuicTransport feature; source code. It's a struggle getting this program installed. It can then run in 40MB memory and 30% CPU when active.

Things that I tried recently and wouldn't work:

• NPM. As a workaround, I can run NPM elsewhere and copy the node_modules folder.
• Repository server for push-ups. LevelDB needs more memory and faster disk.
• Pipenv. As a workaround, I can use venv and pip --no-cache-dir.

Next year, I plan to cancel vps9, and grab a BF-2D-NAT256 to replace vps3.

128MB is too small, really. I don't want to torture myself again after using Virmach 2019 $1 offer.

If there's 256MB bundle maybe I will buy one.

There is one!
https://hosting.gullo.me/pricing

brueggus

@dTQzBen8 said: 128MB is too small, really. I don't want to torture myself again

Nah... it's fine.

...as long as you don't run yum update 💥

ferri

@brueggus said:

@dTQzBen8 said: 128MB is too small, really. I don't want to torture myself again

Nah... it's fine.

...as long as you don't run yum update 💥

I use apt update and everything is fine. Even with apt upgrade -y

Ganonk

@ferri said:

@brueggus said:

@dTQzBen8 said: 128MB is too small, really. I don't want to torture myself again

Nah... it's fine.

...as long as you don't run yum update 💥

I use apt update and everything is fine. Even with apt upgrade -y

don't forget to apt-get dist-upgrade -y

ferri

@Ganonk said:

@ferri said:

@brueggus said:

@dTQzBen8 said: 128MB is too small, really. I don't want to torture myself again

Nah... it's fine.

...as long as you don't run yum update 💥

I use apt update and everything is fine. Even with apt upgrade -y

don't forget to apt-get dist-upgrade -y

Haven't tried that. I just try to set up using Ansible with this script and works perfectly

https://github.com/ghprod/ansible-init-hosts

Ganonk

@Cam your ssl must be renew..

Cam

@Ganonk said:
@Cam your ssl must be renew..

Huh? What domain/subdomain?

Reaperofpower

Any plans to add VA location as a nat?

Cam

@Reaperofpower said:
Any plans to add VA location as a nat?

No

kisaki

@Cam said:

@Reaperofpower said:
Any plans to add VA location as a nat?

No

When will there be activities?
I need
512MB Ram, 10GB HDD, 500GB Bandwith - $8/year

Cam

@kisaki said:

@Cam said:

@Reaperofpower said:
Any plans to add VA location as a nat?

No

When will there be activities?
I need
512MB Ram, 10GB HDD, 500GB Bandwith - $8/year

I don’t have anything planned

vyas11

@Cam said:

I don’t have anything planned

Hope you have a break planned !
Cheers and see you on the other side

txtag1

@Cam said:
Welcome to the Gullo's Hosting Christmas Special!
Let's cut to the chase! I will be doing flash sales randomly so be sure to keep this page bookmarked you don't want to miss it!

Any new

swat4

@Cam Happy New Year! I believe you will have a very successful and rewarding 2021!

add_iT

Any sale ??

Ganonk

@add_iT said:
Any sale ??

https://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/3186032/#Comment_3186032

Anndr

you are planning to add system images: Ubuntu 20 64bit Minimal ?
now there is only: Ubuntu 18.04 64bit Minimal.

Cam

@Anndr said:
you are planning to add system images: Ubuntu 20 64bit Minimal ?
now there is only: Ubuntu 18.04 64bit Minimal.

I will look into adding it this weekend. Thanks!