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heavy use of CPU breaks the rule?
I started a node on a big provider and run spark streaming on it.
Spark's streaming calculation consumes CPU a lot 
After several hours of running time the provider terminated my node.
So may I ask if we were using the VPS we can't run any heavy CPU consumed biz?
thanks for any guide.
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Choose providers with Dedicated Core offer.
If they don't say it's dedicated, then it's fair share.
which one here?
As far as I know:
PHP-Friends
Netcup
This would've made sense if it was a "big node" instead of a "big provider"
Sure you can, but it depends on what was offered by the provider and what you signed up for.
KS-LE is fragrant for such purposes.
So how many knives for this cock?
17 knives and 99 pieces of wool, receive the bricklayer chicken cock.
Have you talked to the provider? It could've been mistaken as some cryptomining that led to termination.
Surely a fleet of lawyers have been dispatched to sue that mistake right out of them.
You can probably ask the provider how much cpu utilization you can use 24/7 without getting suspended. Or get a dedi/vps with dedicated cpu.
avoro as well, riding on with php-friends network afaik
Get VPS with at least 2 dedicated cores (or 4 dedicated HWT threads)
Dedicated server would be a better choice, as you won’t be sharing storage access read/write
PS - unlimited usage permitted may not mean dedicated vCPU core.
yes on that note, wishosting is another option
That is “unlimited usage permitted”, not “dedicated vCPU cores”. Big difference
I meant to say that works for OP as well
Get something with decent dedicated cores.
These cheapish Wildmachs or Cracknerds ten to be harsh on cpu usage, not to speak of Hostcratch.
Should have grabbed a KS-LE, prem, sutff.
May or may not … depends on what “neighbors” are doing at that time
This is why emphasis on peeking into gardens must be preserved.
All depends on the use case.
I have been running Linux desktop 24x7 with streaming charts … no issues … low cost VPS with RN
must be ??
which country are you from?
But tell me, these javascript charts, do they render every second?
I don't think so.
You are right.
Not every second, but multiple times in a second
Well, tell me then, how much cpu is that chart using?
Given that if the developer is not that drunk, he made it quite efficient.
You are absolutely right.
Chart needs to refresh only the most recent bar and lines in that area only.
It is refreshing the relevant portion of the chart, why should it keep on refreshing the historical data points.
Windows RDP also refreshes “selective area”
Since you asked -
The overall average cpu utilization stays below 15 percent.
15% should be still in the we are okay range.
OP maxed out a cpu core, for a few hours? I guess.
As I mentioned in my earlier posts -
it depends on use case
Over half of people on VPS are busy with running yabs.
That's why you were booted, probably.
KS-7 Server - Intel i3 2130 - 8GB DDR3 1333 MHZ - 2TB storage
https://www.kimsufi.com/us/en/order/kimsufi.xml?reference=1804sk181
$10.99 /month
are you mining crypto ?