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Well, yes.
That's all what I said. It's affordable and when it work it's great, but that's NOT premium. I have services with them since 2013 when Abdullah was still humble which makes me most likely one of their oldest still active client there, but I realized after some years that I may be on my own with issue bases solely on their own side and that just sucks sometimes.
I don't even criticize them here, just correcting statement about "premium" service. Suff they are selling here is very affordable and that's cool, but not premium and that's a fact. They don't even deny that anymore.
Different story with virmach
When there still small ammount people that have problem occur to their vm or others and then complaining it, the happy customer did not believe that tell them many of their vm was fine and even bashing and harashing those people
maybe to make some drama
Thats why their thread never sink
Always full of drama but telling the others that let has many drama as well
NFS, iSCSI, and NBD all work well. I've tested all three![:smile: :smile:](https://lowendtalk.com/resources/emoji/smile.png)
+1 for NBD
@Mumbly I get what you are saying. I personally never needed to contact their support except once with an ISO loading problem and I've got it fixed within a few hours (that was two years ago) and another billing issue that does take some time but when it comes to uptime and network they've been flawless for me and that's the part where I consider them being very reliable. I guess if you do need their support, they may be slower than others but at the same time they're way cheaper too.
It's reliable until it isn't, but at their pricing you can buy multiple VMs for failover. People expecting to run critical infra off of a single black friday sale VM are just delusional. I've had very minimal downtime with HH (one of their storage nodes blew up on me) but besides that I've seen better uptime than the projects I run in AWS, GCP, etc, and obviously those services cost much much more.
I don't think that many here run critical infrastructure or need handholding, I surely don't, but sometimes things aren't in client's power to fix them and they depend on host to assure infrastructure and from then on... some long term hosts may surprise you badly once you actually need them to fix something on their own side.
me too, in foreseeable future.
@hosthatch I am still interested in your storage vps from this offer. I was a hosthatch customer in 2013 or 14. If I order now can I still get double the ram and bandwidth with biannual or triennial?
Yes, you can as stated in the OP. If you have an active service with them, you can also get a 5% discount with the coupon THANKYOU.
careful they may just give you a refund lol
This is why we can't have nice things.
My question was about doubling of Ram & bandwidth for multi-year payments
Sorry @raza19 , was talking about @nick_ telling you to use the THANKYOU coupon as a non-current customer.
What's wrong with that?
If you have an active service with them, you can also get a 5% discount with the coupon THANKYOU.
I cannot recommend the storage promo. The bulk write was good enough but the bulk read is around 5MB/s in LA now. Retrieving back 300GB in 16 hours?![:/ :/](https://lowendtalk.com/resources/emoji/confused.png)
My Amsterdam has been provisioned and i am very happy for the price 😄
I ask to change to bianually billing cycle to get extra bandwith and space but they do not allow it, but it is okay still satisfying
That is will exchange my LAX nvme promo from last year
It doesn't seem like NFS preserves permissions either, when a mount needs multiple users as owners. Unless I am really bad at Googling, it can only mount as one user. :-(
Try mounting in your
fstab
, and set theno_root_squash
option on the server-side. Change the owner of the directory you're sharing to be owned by root, and have subdirectories owned by other users. You might find it easiest to create the subdirectories on the client-side as root, as the UIDs probably differ between the client and server.Otherwise you can just have multiple NFS mounts, as different users. You can add mounts to
/etc/fstab
with theuser
option, which allows non-root users to mount that mount. Then justmount /mnt/foo
as a regular user.Not the worst outcome since I've just setup everything at home, but better.
They delivered one of two servers a few hours ago. Not the one I would have setup right away, but at least it got delivered after two weeks.
I guess I'll give them to family members for Christmas.
Which plan/ location was delivered?
Chicago 1TB.
Chicago 2TB delivered.
Woohoo. Good for you
Not the case here for me, I paid both LET price and premium price, but the same outcome: bad connectivity to my upstream service. I cancelled my premium one for only one month idle, but the LET one for 2 years lol (waste more dollars for LET service than premium once). PS I also have 2TB in Chicago for $40/y, and idle too, but I dont think of any issue with that, not sure if anyone interested in taking it.
Bad connectivity to your upstream isn't something they would be able to help you with if it's not an issue on their end. If you're just running into shit peering, then that's just luck of the draw at that point. Hosthatch also provide test IPs and files for you to download to test your peering, but to be fair, they could probably pick upstreams with better peering in certain locations. Sadly they'd have to up the price by quite a bit.
I tested the connectivity with its looking glass, seemed more excellent (lower ping time, less hops in mtr) than OCI free or Linode/Vultr, considering the same price ~$5/month for same plan. My point is: not always premium price comes with premium service. Yeah. Sometimes luck matters as you said![:) :)](https://lowendtalk.com/resources/emoji/smile.png)
@hosthatch can you look at Ticket #509992
I'll be happy to pay multi-years in advance if my storage can be doubled.
Many thanks
Randomly generated password, or a shout out to the child humor in me? 🤔
Seems like it pulls suggestion directly from your browser history.