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@lentro is your boy.
When you suspend, you only pay for storage, and they use the CPU and GPU for mining.
https://console.tensordock.com/deploy
For what app do you want to hibernate a VPS?
https://www.lunanode.com/guides/shelve
Thanks for the mention!
@Tal -- we have both hourly CPU and GPU servers. Our pricing isn't LET-level but is reasonable. You'll find us cheaper than companies like Linode.
You'll only be billed for storage when the server is off. That can be as low as $0.0012/hour ($0.876 per month) for a 20 GB hard drive virtual machine that is off for the entire month.
Streaming, transcoding, machine learning, etc. Unless you're running a website or logging system, you probably don't need to have something always be running.
Perhaps, you want to download pushup videos from @yoursunny every day. Then, you can have a virtual machine spin up for 5 minutes each day to check if there are new uploads
I thought by hibernation he meant checkpointing, not just a snapshot.
@farsighter said:
You're thinking about this too much, this is simply the ability to temporarily turn off the VM while keeping the disk/IP intact so you can instantly start it at a later time and pay only for the storage instead of the entire cost ala the big boy clouds.
I did that many times lol.
Anyway it would actually be cool if we could checkpoint a VPS. Unfortunately the tools available nowadays are often not reliable. I tried that with LXC criu but it rarely worked with my setup.
Can't vouch for them but scaleway has hourly rates and so I guess this meets your requirements?
Just use a normal pay to go like Vultr and use snapshots + reserve IP
Is there a cronjob-style boot-up option available, or will this have to be done manually? Sounds like it could be useful in some cases
Yeah, come to think of it, that’d be a good feature to add…
Not that i know of most providers just do monthly/yearly subscriptions.
+1 lunanode
+2 lunanode