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Are the cores dedicated or over-provisioned? I would look into it if I am allowed to max out all of the cores. + the number of tenants sharing that gigabit connection. Fair-use traffic how much goes for free, and how much is 1TB goes for after that.
Oh bit different to what I assumed - I've seen setups where copies of storage are on ALL servers and machines can just use other nodes copies when their own storage fails completely.
With Hyper-V you can even have RAM synced across servers via 40Gbit links and machines failing over in real time without downtime.
of course not! that would be kind of stupid. but a genoa xl for €9.90 would be awesome, but it would definitely break your neck. millions of dubious characters would overrun you.
@ProHosting24 look like I'm not allowed to have this VM 🥹, please check Ticket 205511
On our setup we utilize erasure coding, your data is actually stored across 6 nodes.
Thats also the reason why we use breakout 100GbE.
I would fry and eat my hat if someone would offer such a deal with dedicated cores. 🙈
No, we are not the right choice for you.
Yes, wait a moment.
Ordered, so far so good!
Well let's see how long this years deal is going to be available
Seems like over 1.5 TiB of RAM is already eaten up by new deal customers
I'm in
Alma Linux Images are now available, a lot people requested that.
Great to see those beefy CPUs at work!
It even seems like we are running all CPU Cores at astonishing ⚡ 3.7GHZ ⚡
Amazing work and great offer!
No one will offer you even 2x cpu vCore dedicated for $5. I won't be surprised if this offer is sold out in next 24 hours.
--- customer of @ProHosting24 since Nov 2023
hmm. how can i activate the turbo to get 3.8 GHZ on windows server permanent.
You can't see the real live frequency inside a virtual machine, it's 3.8 GHZ already.
I don't think you can.
Why ? Scheduler is very fast to adjust frequency
No need to waste energy for idling
We disable deeper c-states for optimized latency.
its not an idler, its a windows server and makes millions a day. every 0.x GHZ counts!
That's right I stand on business and logic, not heard of people. So over-provisioned then? What's the ratio? 8/12 or 100/110
what shows windows taskmanager? "faked" 3.1 GHZ. dont get me wrong, the machine ist beefy!!! 👍🏻
Probably around 5k per CPU core. Please move on to another provider who can offer you deal you are looking for.
No that will always just be the clock speed of the installed CPU
The OP ratio doesn't matter. CPU Time matters. More accurately, trying to keep guest stealtime low.
This is why we usually don't utilize hosts more then 60%
ok. but didnt you say, that all "CPU Cores at astonishing runnunig with 3.7GHZ" why does the 3.7 not reach the windows server? i'm only interested technically, not because i want to annoy you. as i said, i really like the vps so far!
The VMs resources are not real, you don't have hardware access to the installed memory of the host, the cpu or other installed peripherals.
KVM basically creates a virtualized "KVM CPU" and depending on which kind of model is being virtualized or emulated, the information presented in your OS varies.
A common approach by a lot smaller companies with various different hypervisor and qemu/kvm binaries or running host kernels, is to set the cpu model to "KVM64" only with some flags supported by most cpus passed to that virtualized/emulated cpu. (In most cases aes specific features for using more efficient instruction sets in that belongings)
But we actually pass through as much of our CPU as possible by KVM to maximize efficiency. That's the reason why you are able to tell which CPU is used on the Hypervisor.
But as you are inside your VM only looking at a "fake" virtualized CPU, you will not be able to track actual Host CPU frequencies. KVM is just presenting you static information.
This makes it more complicated for us to migrate VMs between nodes etc. and that's the reason why we bought three of the exact same machines for something around 60k€ although we didn't really needed 3 of them at once.
DCMA ignored ?
No, we follow the German laws.
"DCMA ignored" is ignored
PS - it is actually spelled DMCA -- The Digital Millennium Copyright Act