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Thanks
It save my time
Anyone has the idea that should I submit a urgent ticket, my VPS just disconnected from SSH connection and doesn't respond to ping. Reinstallation didn't help.
It's mostly the latter: "a guideline how much CPU you can use without hitting limits/making you guys angry"
My understanding is that the CPU power is dedicated in that the server in theory has enough physical cores for everyone to use their dedicated CPU at the same time with minimal stolen CPU time. However (unfortunately) they do not use processor affinity ("CPU pinning") to actually dedicate a core to your VPS, so you'll still encounter context switching across the physical cores on the server, the same as a regular VPS with no dedicated CPU power. This is common across a lot of providers and is not at all specific to HostHatch.
Also, as with a lot of providers, they define "cores" in the same way that Linux does, meaning they're actually threads rather than actual cores. This means that "100% dedicated" means one thread, and "200% dedicated" actually refers to one physical core. I'm personally not a fan of this labelling, as a thread is not the same thing as half a core - for example, a CPU with 16 cores / 16 threads is absolutely faster than a system with 8 cores / 16 threads. HyperThreading (two threads per core, like what modern CPUs do) generally only increases performance by around 30-35%, not 100%.
You should try NoVNC console
Of course tried. OS was booted, can operate normally, but no Internet. Failed to ping Google.com even DHCP successfully obtained the correct IP address.
click to Console Access in controlpanel and reconfigure the networking
If stack 2 services from the current sale with the same spec and location, the renewal will be 1 invoice or 2?
it would seem those epyc cpu's are not as powerful as the old Xeon(R) CPU E3-1270 v3 tested my dedi and i got single core performance of 1044
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you're comparing dedi vs shared (?!)
no this is just general bench mark sites.
1TB Amsterdam yabs, 903GiB usable
Why did others buy later and provision earlier than me @hosthatch
ps:same area LAX
Nice 🔥 The network speeds are quite good.
You should probably wait a couple of days and run it again, the servers have probably more load than usual as people are testing them.
i have not got mine yet still waiting, just looking yabs people are posting
@hosthatch
I forgot to add this coupon during checkout. Can I request for 5% credit instead?
okeydokey, you're a well-educated customer. Cheer for tradesmen for giving you a good education.
I've said in another comment, what we argue about is that when will the online shopping contract be established? The click of the "order/checkout" or the "pay". I have no doubt about no cancellations or refunds, I think it is a clause of the contract. I'm not responsible for paying before the contract is established. Except for any clause of law that said that click of "checkout" means contract signed.
btw, for those payed before goods provided, the provider can set 15min or as fast as they want, and unpaid invoice will cancel after that time, it's easily implemented technically, especially it is a promotional deal. Providers can do many things to release servers reserved in the system, as the servers not provided to anyone yet. But they did nothing, they are happy to see the shiftiness of the contradiction from between the provider and the customer to among the customers.
For once, why is there an impulse to buy first, without reading? Why assume if something has worked in other sites will work here?
Amount of cry babies are just too high...
Anyone know how they are calculating the bandwidth? is it monthly, or is it for the whole billing period?
It should be monthly.
CPU on storage nodes are capped, you don't get full performance. You're not really supposed to use them for anything besides backups, non intensive tasks, etc. If you want large CPU scores, you should get a NVMe VM and then network it together with the storage VM. I run several "production" sites and services this way.
Damn you snooze you lose... Kept thinking too long about it. Was going to get the 1TB storage in Stockholm for 3 years...
Edit: Ok setting an alarm for tomorrow
must have been quite the sooze then... or you really slow at thinking ;-) ;-)
I mean, common this thing was going on 4 days...
also if you'd take the time to actually read (the last page), you might find your chance how to still get some soon ;-) ;-)
Interesting that the same day I got hit with a ddos attack on my host hatch Oslo VPS that I pay 6 bucks a month for.
there was a slow down in loading webpage for a few hours and about 120 GB bandwidth total consumed. But with a plan of 1 TB per month it was no problem at all.
Hosthatch might have had some basic DDOS protection at the data center or something, but for sure you have some sort of protection for the most amateur thugs out there attempting to shut you down even on a 6 bucks VPS.
that is pretty impressive id say!
Can anyone share a bench script of the Los Angeles location?
they are Psychz servers.
thank you
Hehe yeah, was looking at ordering it on Friday but then was busy all weekend. Also edited that I saw the opportunity tomorrow, will order then
Is it only me that IPv6 doesn't work at all in the Zurich location?
Working here.
Thanks for confirming. I just opened a ticket. Mine is stuck as seen below while everything is configured properly.
YABS of my Black Friday — Storage 2 TB, Los Angeles
Everything looks good, but I wish disk performance was little better.