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Oracle Cloud Free Tier 4cpu & 24GB

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  • @remyspam said:
    Be warned, though, I got kicked out of Oracle for no reason. I didn't do anything dodgy and they didn't (or couldn't) want to say why my account got suspended. Very frustrating. Maybe it was a fluke and bad luck on my end, but I just wanted to mention it.

    I expect it to happen eventually, so even the x86 instances are only used for testing. If I don't pay for it I don't expect it to last forever. lol

  • ArkasArkas Member, Retired Moderator

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  • @Arkas said:

    This dude just opened all those ports for everyone???

  • Welp. My dedi is barely beating this thing.

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  • Nice... these instances are great

  • @xaoc said:

    @Arkas said:

    This dude just opened all those ports for everyone???

    without opening these port wont be able to serve website (80,443) and so on
    only thing i wonder is what incapability issue is with nginx?
    i use it with nginx and wordpress without any issue.

    Also, virtualmin is compatible with ARM too.

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  • Do you know what's their stance on CPU use with the ARM stuff? It is possible to max out the CPU for a while?

  • @forces said:

    @xaoc said:

    @Arkas said:

    This dude just opened all those ports for everyone???

    without opening these port wont be able to serve website (80,443) and so on
    only thing i wonder is what incapability issue is with nginx?
    i use it with nginx and wordpress without any issue.

    Also, virtualmin is compatible with ARM too.

    I wasn't talking about 80 and 443, those are a requirement(unless you're using cloudflare or any other proxy), the others are not. This is not a good security practice. Only give yourself access to those other ports. ;)

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