How would I use a NAT Bundle, like the one on sale right now by NatVPS.net?

scooke

The home page of the post has several suggestions as to how I could put these to use. But, is there some particular way of managing them all uniformly? Or, would I have 7 new servers to manage?

skorupion

VPN cdn whatever you want

dahartigan

Set them all to ping your home IP every second to ensure they never idle.

Levi

Connect them to your global Wireguard network and pump backups like a pro.

kevertje

In essence they are 7 independent servers each with SSH access. To keep them updated or manage them is a subject on its own. Some distributions can auto-update. There's also management tools like Ansible and others so that you can centralise your recipes and fire them. In the end you will either all the way or let them idle to infinity and beyond

bulbasaur

@scooke said: is there some particular way of managing them all uniformly?

Write ansible playbooks to run commands or deploy changes to all the NAT VPSes at once.

Abd

woodCDN

Neoon

@WebHorizon said:
woodCDN

Niet, gdnsd needs 1GB+ for that entire routing table.
Also for the routing table data you would need to run this prior:
https://github.com/Ne00n/latency-geolocator-4550

But you could run the pops on NAT if you can forward 80 and 443.

Besides, for the raw data, you would need to scan the entire internet.
But if you can run LXD in OpenVZ 7 you may could build a HA cluster.

I am currently working on a 3x Server with 1GB for a total of 1€ per month HA cluster with LXC/LXD containers.

For the mesh VPN I am using:

https://github.com/Ne00n/pipe-builder-3000
https://github.com/Ne00n/bird-spawner-3000

For LXD:
https://github.com/Ne00n/woodKubernetes

And for HA Storage:
https://github.com/Ne00n/seaweed-spawner-3000

Container failover works fine, besides still need to upload an get data from seaweedfs.

scooke

@Neoon said:

@WebHorizon said:
woodCDN

Niet, gdnsd needs 1GB+ for that entire routing table.
Also for the routing table data you would need to run this prior:
https://github.com/Ne00n/latency-geolocator-4550

But you could run the pops on NAT if you can forward 80 and 443.

Besides, for the raw data, you would need to scan the entire internet.
But if you can run LXD in OpenVZ 7 you may could build a HA cluster.

I am currently working on a 3x Server with 1GB for a total of 1€ per month HA cluster with LXC/LXD containers.

For the mesh VPN I am using:

https://github.com/Ne00n/pipe-builder-3000
https://github.com/Ne00n/bird-spawner-3000

For LXD:
https://github.com/Ne00n/woodKubernetes

And for HA Storage:
https://github.com/Ne00n/seaweed-spawner-3000

Container failover works fine, besides still need to upload an get data from seaweedfs.

Never have I not understood English as when I read this!

Neoon