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Has anyone else successfully got a snapshot made?
Has been > 24 hours since I have clicked the button. Thus, assuming leaving the page would stop the snapshot, stayed on the page for 4-6 hours and still didn't get a snapshot complete.
It's almost instantly for me with a 55GB node in Sweden. I think there is no need to keep the page open, just refresh it for progress.
I don't see a progress bar either. Is this a thing worth to ticket or would posting it here suffice? @hosthatch
It is recommended that the snapshot can be downloaded in qcow2 format to facilitate my migration to other nvme nodes! As for downloading, you can provide a temporary storage address, say 1-3 days
That is a common issue on several places in their panel.
It's the same with tickets, if you write a ticket it instantly says "created 6 hours ago" or something like that. Seems like their panel does not handle timezones at all.
hourly billing for old & loyalty customer
Yep! Was about to say, I've seen this as well
So cool. Finally got BGP session established.
Add customer support. Oh wait, you already have customer support? Make it 24/7 please.
Sure, it's 24/7 unresponsive guaranteed. Better disable customer support for LET users, lest novice players think it actually works.
But at least @hosthatch is upfront about the support for promotional packages and for me, support is hardly use, if needed, I just wait for a reply but it's not urgent cases for me yet. Quite stable so far for my Singapore VPS, very grateful for that!
Very few providers can offer what HH is (or was) offering on their latest offer
Just the locations alone, add to that, the premium data centers and the DataPacket transit (I don’t even want to imagine the cost of it compared to just using the standard LET HE/Cogent mix)
Even the ordinary prices are great. There’s only a few providers that can match HH price-wise on Storage VMs, for example, and I think none of them have as many locations as HH has to offer, none that I can think of, at least
Personally I’ve been treated very good, but I still have some reservations going all-in on HH seeing screenshots of peoples tickets, some with abnormally high response times
I think they’ve got a lot going on and they’ve grown a lot since I first ordered a VPS with them, recently, they’ve had a big focus on network, maybe once that’s done and the dust has setteled (route optimization etc), the next big thing could (and in my opinion, should) be looking over the whole support routine. Not only tickets, but status pages, updates on social media, there’s a lot in the communications department that could be improved (and they’ve said that themselves on here)
At the end of the day, you can’t do everything at once. Small companies that try that end up involucrated
Yes, the prices are great, and performance, network, locations, etc, all fantastic, hands down. But the lack of proper support is totally a deal-breaker for any serious use. You absolutely can't rely on a highly promotional plan for your million dollar business, but we're talking about weeks of downtime or without support which becomes unacceptable for hobby projects too. Yes, you may get lucky and never ran into any problems, but it's like driving a fancy car without any insurance.
+1 block storage
I need storage VM at JP
Does your implementation of floating IPs support automatically failing over to another server? e.g. the IP normally goes to server A, but if that server goes down, attach the IP to server B?
It'd be useful to have API endpoints to control which server the floating IP points to. This could be good for blue/green deployment strategies where you have two servers running a web application - one is a staging server and the other is a production server. You first deploy changes to the staging server, and if everything looks good, you flip production traffic to it (effectively swapping the roles of the two servers). If anything goes wrong, you can just flip production traffic to the other server. This is usually done with a load balancer, but a floating IP seems like a great way to do it too.
One of the features I'm looking forward to is to remove the ALERT ALERT ALERT banner that appears on top of each checkout page whenever a customer is referred to your website via an affiliate link. And the banner has a big button to offer the customer the option to let your company keep the referrer's money.
LOL what the fuck.
Screen
I want to preserve any good reputation and possible relationship
Edit: BTW @emgh did you learn rust?
Only a lil’ tcp stream
Mostly working with vue, php/laravel, node & python, can’t spend too much time on any language I choosed on my own, sadly
https://cloud.hosthatch.com/a/3393
Click here and test.
Guess I have to log out first 1 sec lol
Nope, I was logged out. That’s all I see
Yes I also get a blank page at first, I have to wait 30 secs on this notebook for the CPU to spit out the page
Already banned
I don't see anything that wrong here.
The essential ability that matters about all those programming languages is that you know just enough to be able to code the stuff that you want, need, and like to use. The rest of the knowledge comes gradually over time bit by bit as you expand.
When I was a teen all I knew was QBasic. Fuck I did so many things in that elementary language!
Lol why I quote myself.
Let's just blame this new keyboard I received today in the mail. It's all its fault!
This is actually so true.
I guess if you want to work at FAANG etc it’s way different, for me, I want to do my own stuff.
If I can do what I need, great, if not, I’ll fail and then know how.
It's all in the verbiage... look carefully at the verbiage!
That message sounds like you are rightfully opting out of some capitalistic miscarriage and an undue appropriation of money by a mischievous referrer. But under that cautionary verbiage, what actually happens is that THEY keep the money!
Blame the förutsättningar!!!