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@FAT32 WE LOVE YOU
First crunchbits vps, looking forward to it. @crunchbits any plans for an Orastie, RO location?
So thats like competing with his sugar boy. So I dont think so. He loves his sugar boy dearly
@crunchbits have said in past they have no plans for any EU expansion.
A picture of @FAT32 as a chicken will cheer you up in light of this unfortunate news
Maybe we become a sugar family?
NO PURPLE NO NO NO
(oof - stable diffusion has "purple daddy" all wrong, see below)
I start to feel you might be VirMach the blue daddy... he pulled this kind of trick before...
@FAT32 WE LOVE YOU!
Well, sounds like a very smart guy. Maybe I'll have to buy myself him a beer.
Sugar boy will need to earn his keep eventually. Sugar boy will become sugar man, in which he owes daddy colo. New sugar boy will soon be acquired from another basement, dare I say through the promise of DDoS protection from daddy.
Unless he gets sent to sugar jail
Just sent through a quote request, looking forward to your response
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That would be sweet for some
I have some time so why not give some reviews. @FrankZ -ly @crunchbits service is decent, for the price there's nothing to complain about, and it is probably the lowest you can get that's not from basement.
While it is not* less than $10/yr, it is the most balanced specs that you can actually use for production at this price. VirtFusion also don't really allow overselling RAM so you can imagine this is not some [redacted] scam that sell SWAP memory as RAM.
The CPU is consistent and I didn't notice any steal nor performance issues, which suggests the node is probably not oversold.
It is understandable that the host is relatively new, but I am still amazed by the amount of interactions and ideas @crunchbits has placed to sell his products with lots of generous offers. No copy-paste in all the threads he has posted so far.
Behind the scene, he is also a pain fun to work with and that's how we ends up with that Gay Captcha during Black Friday.
Edit: All in all what I want to say is he seems genuine and for what it is worth, have a try and join the red side
Ah shit I pressed on the wrong button and posted it lol
Honestly out of every provider I've tried from LET, I've kept my @crunchbits service running longer than any of them, and now have...2 yearly boxes and 2 monthly boxes. Dammit.
Give me prizes. I love gifts
If its Yearly's, yeah I don't think you can get much under that. Even if the power is free, lots of other fees.
Even if they did allow it (but I think you're right), we don't. RAM is too cheap to compromise our reputation on and I find that the rest of the resources all balance pretty close to 1:1 with RAM (outside of something like high RAM specific VMs)
We'll be publishing public-view panels for all nodes with the next order process/website update very soon. It's not really secret, I actually would prefer people to see it.
CPU alerts go off if it gets to problem area. Most nodes are massively undersold by CPU usage (sub 10%).
Someone has to be the heel
But genuinely thank you for the detailed response.
Give me memes!
Free glizzies? I'm in.
What is that naming scheme?
Rack: 47
??
Rack Unit: 23
Node: 1 (for multi node chassis?)
47 = entire row (multiple rows in this location)
D* = column
UXX = rack unit
N* = node if multinode
They become a little... difficult to read without mistakes when your eyes are blurry from being at a screen too long, but I'm just a fan of the node name being firmly affixed to it's specific physical location in the DC. It's very simple for any agent/tech to make sure we're all talking about the same exact unit. When there was a few servers many moons ago we'd use nicknames, but at this point we'd need an entire translation layer created if we still did that.
Damn, so close
Hopefully, will move from LunaNode to CrunchBit!
Awesome. Thanks for the offers and give aways
FAT32 WE LOVE YOU!
@crunchbits what bandwidth is your top of rack switch with your dedicated servers?
Fed back to our core stack: 80Gbps to 160Gbps depending on the rack use/density.
Crunchbits, how did you come up with your name?