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I'm sure HH will migrate them every time the old storage arrays shit the bed and you lose your server data, anyway. Then they likely won't/can't charge an upgrade fee.
hi, I'd like to know which laws apply to your VPS service, whether it's the laws of your home country (the United States?) or the laws of the country where the VPS is located?
@hosthatch Any chance for Stockholm storage offers?
Which epyc are these VMs will be on ?
I guess it's the same as 2022 bf sale AMD EPYC 7443 24-Core @ 2.85Ghz (depends on different location? )
Any plans for storage servers in Australia?
HONGKONG BF2023
Sat Nov 25 06:42:48 UTC 2023
Basic System Information:
Uptime : 0 days, 3 hours, 17 minutes
Processor : AMD EPYC 7513 32-Core Processor
CPU cores : 2 @ 2595.122 MHz
AES-NI : ✔ Enabled
VM-x/AMD-V : ✔ Enabled
RAM : 5.8 GiB
Swap : 0.0 KiB
Disk : 68.7 GiB
Distro : Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm)
Kernel : 6.1.0-9-amd64
VM Type : KVM
IPv4/IPv6 : ✔ Online / ✔ Online
Geekbench 6 Benchmark Test:
Test | Value
|
Single Core | 1757
Multi Core | 3189
Full Test | https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/3704324
YABS completed in 6 min 31 sec
============[ Multination ]============
Dazn: Yes (Region: HK)
HotStar: No
Disney+: Yes (Region: HK)
Netflix: Yes (Region: HK)
YouTube Premium: Yes
Amazon Prime Video: Yes (Region: HK)
TVBAnywhere+: No
iQyi Oversea Region: HK
Viu.com: Yes (Region: HK)
YouTube CDN: PITTIX in Pittsburgh, PA
Netflix Preferred CDN: Hong Kong
Spotify Registration: Yes (Region: HK)
Steam Currency: HKD
ChatGPT: No
=============[ Hong Kong ]=============
Now E: Failed (Unexpected Result: )
Viu.TV: Yes
MyTVSuper: No
HBO GO Asia: Yes (Region: HK)
BiliBili Hongkong/Macau/Taiwan: Yes
Recently purchased their
Black Friday 2023 - AMD Compute 32 GB - T1inLondon, it was setup within a few hours of placing the order. I've opened a ticket requesting BGP sessions.Here's the YABS output, for anyone curious:
how can you get 48gb from 32gb？
By reading the offer?
ok i missed it
My server was also setup way faster than expected -- amazing work!
Black Friday 2023 - AMD Compute 8 GB - T1YABS:Helio. iam still shopping for an improvment to my last year E5 in NY.
Hats of to the Hosthatch team for all the speedy delivery times we hear about. Awesome when companies remove friction. it makes me cheer.
Server is awesome and cant wait for the year ahead.
cheers
what script is this?
Nice network in London.
Installing Ubuntu 23.10 from netboot.xyz was easy (this seemed a sensible option with the next LTS in April - just wait for cloud-init to timeout)
Compared to 22.04 - 23.10 uses 1gb less disk & 50mb less RAM - & has a new apparmor security feature for unprivileged namespaces (nice if you run containers)
Pulled the trigger on SG-16G, even with 20% surcharge looks like a better deal than buying some ancient dedi at >3x price.
Thanks for that information. you deploy containers docker?
waiting for flash sale
if it dont come i probably just purchase a nornal plan on their website. its that cheap really
Is there flash sale from Hosthatch?
Fresh yabs, i was hoping for a better multicore bench, but probably the best i can get for $10/month in SG.
I prefer 'rootless' (unprivileged) podman to docker - podman can generate service files for starting services (rather than running a daemon as you need to with docker) - rootless podman also works well inside unprivileged LXD (as long as the LXD container uses systemd for init).
I bought a few nodes on the 3yr deal to run a LXD cluster with microceph for the underlying storage. The private networking is perfect for this use case (& also for a kubernetes cluster)
Looking back at my old invoices - my first node with Hosthatch was 5 years ago. They've always been good value if you don't need support. There's never been any problems with their nvme nodes on RAID10.
sounds like something very useful.. need to learn :-)
My comment was meant to be for promotional plans. If you want to move to a storage VM with RAID10 in LA, AMS or SGP, please open a ticket and we will quote you the cost. Once we have new RAID10 nodes in all storage locations, we will offer the upgrade to all customers via email.
Yes, it should be seamless from the customer's perspective, and yes VAT will be collected for EU customers.
You can run any OS since its a KVM VM. Windows performance on storage VMs might be abysmal but that is up to you to decide.
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We do not plan to discontinue them. The problem with offering such plans is that people will almost always choose the lowest $/TB, and then later there will be more threads about "HostHatch lost all my data".
Our cost for doing RAID10 is almost double what it is as compared to RAID50/60 (losing 2/4 drives in 36 drive server, vs losing 18), but it is much more safe and everyone sleeps better, and we are not passing on the complete cost to the users.
Doing niche services just makes things worse when it comes to providing support.
We use a number of CPUs - 7443, 7413, 7513 and 7402, but they all come around to similar performance (+-10%)
Yes, in the next few months
What would you like to see? We won't be able to offer anything lower than $25/yr in any case.
@hosthatch I'm currently on old 3TB plan from 2019 BF. Should I create ticket and maybe I will get some good beautiful offer or better by current BF 2 TB plan (I feet into it) ? What possible to expect from "offer upgrade".
The second question: should I notify with ticket that I will not renew old server if I will buy new one? Or simply not pay for invoice?
Storage Plan with higher bandwidth I think will be nice! And maybe for the same BF price or close!
In the original post, you mentioned that RAID-10 storage may be available later at other locations. Is New York a possibility? Or perhaps a promotion once RAID-10 is rolled out to new locations?
Also, just out of curiosity, what are you planning to do with your previous generation Intel E5-based NVMe nodes?
@hosthatch Please check ticket 132912 urgently.
Some upgraded specs like
2 vCores (100% dedi, 200% burst)
4GB RAM
65GB disk
or
3 vCores (300% dedicated)
12GB RAM
100GB disk
The first idea is quit similar to the existing offer but slighly pumped up and the second would be a no-brainer if the price is not too high.