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jcaleb · July 2012

@Damian said: or the half that has been eaten?

has been eaten

eastonch · July 2012

Haha, finished my stupidly long shift @ Work..! -- Time to show some fun.



root@my32:/home/chris/http/hosts# ps aux
USER       PID %CPU %MEM    VSZ   RSS TTY      STAT START   TIME COMMAND
root         1  0.0  0.2   2028    80 ?        Ss   Jul08   0:00 init [2]
root         2  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S    Jul08   0:00 [kthreadd/709]
root         3  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S    Jul08   0:00 [khelper/709]
root       492  0.0  1.2   2288   396 ?        Ss   Jul08   0:00 /usr/sbin/cron
root       533  0.0  1.3   9988   448 ?        Ss   Jul08   0:00 sendmail: MTA: accepting connections
root      1405  0.0  1.1   8692   368 ?        Ss   04:34   0:00 sshd: root@pts/0
root      1434  0.0  2.9   2964   952 pts/0    Ss   04:35   0:00 -bash
root      2641  0.0  0.5   1948   184 ?        S    04:37   0:00 /usr/sbin/syslogd --no-forward
root      7236  0.0  1.4   4492   476 ?        Ss   04:38   0:00 /usr/sbin/ntpd -p /var/run/ntpd.pid -g -u 102:104
root      7644  0.0  0.0   5488     4 ?        Ss   04:39   0:00 /usr/sbin/sshd
root     11752  0.0  3.8  58752  1276 ?        Ss   04:43   0:00 php-fpm: master process (/etc/php5/fpm/php-fpm.conf)
chris    11753  0.0  1.9  58732   648 ?        S    04:43   0:00 php-fpm: pool chris
www-data 11755  0.0  2.1  58732   720 ?        S    04:43   0:00 php-fpm: pool www-data
root     11782  0.0  0.3   8620   116 ?        Ss   04:43   0:00 nginx: master process /usr/sbin/nginx
www-data 11783  0.0  1.2   8820   412 ?        S    04:43   0:00 nginx: worker process
root     11798  0.0  2.8   2348   936 pts/0    R+   04:48   0:00 ps aux


root@my32:/home/chris/http/hosts# free -m
             total       used       free     shared    buffers     cached
Mem:            32         31          0          0          0         23
-/+ buffers/cache:          7         24
Swap:           32          5         26

Htop displays 7MB Used.

I could recover some extra ram from removing the PHP_FPM pool for WWW-DATA (Being that it will only be used for a catch page).


root@my32:/home/chris/http/hosts# df -h
Filesystem            Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/simfs            2.0G  314M  1.7G  16% /
tmpfs                  16M     0   16M   0% /lib/init/rw
tmpfs                  16M     0   16M   0% /dev/shm

Quite happy.

jcaleb · July 2012

I hope Damian supports lots of special 32mb images...

TheHackBox · July 2012

Looks like sapphire is down again @Damian.

TheHackBox · July 2012

I'm pretty sure we're going to have a mad @Damian in the morning.

TheHackBox · July 2012

Ok got an update on sapphire, the ColoCrossing staff was able to get it back up again. They say @Damian needs to look into the issue.

LAKid · July 2012

I think He is sick and tired of this plug /unplug crap.

TheHackBox · July 2012

@LAKid said: I think He is sick and tired of this plug /unplug crap.

If you are going to say something, could it at least be semi useful to this?

rds100 · July 2012

What hardware is it? It probably has a hardware watchdong built in the chipset, @Damian should consider using it. This way at least it should reboot itself after locking up, no need to wait for somebody to hit the big button.

TheHackBox · July 2012

Update: VPSes on sapphire probably still needed to be booted up.

djvdorp · July 2012

@TheHackBox said: Update: VPSes on sapphire probably still needed to be booted up.

Looks like that indeed. If there is a free spot on Diamond we should probably ask for migration :P

jshinkle · July 2012

It does take awhile for VPS's to start on initial reboots of the host nodes.

djvdorp · July 2012

@jshinkle said: It does take awhile for VPS's to start on initial reboots of the host nodes.

It seems back on again

jshinkle · July 2012

Yea i watched it boot up here on the KVM, all of them should be back up. I will talk to Damien in the morning here and help him get it fixed up. Not to much longer with these issues.

Pats · July 2012

hmm... should be uneaten.. i remember leaving s'where :P
and.. as he states All pies are good (even half-eaten ones)
proves that he is that uneaten half in the brackets

@Damian said: Well that brings up the question: is he the uneaten half, or the half that has been eaten?

Damian · July 2012

@TheHackBox said: I'm pretty sure we're going to have a mad @Damian in the morning.

Mmm hmm

@rds100 said: It probably has a hardware watchdong built in the chipset, @Damian should consider using it.

It does, and it's active, but it doesn't lock hard enough to cause it to auto-reset.

--

I'm going to work with someone to get KVM access on it, then complete a kernel upgrade on it. I've gotten some good feedback on newer kernels = less issues, so I'm trying that route.

Taylor · July 2012

@Damian said: I'm going to work with someone to get KVM access on it, then complete a kernel upgrade on it. I've gotten some good feedback on newer kernels = less issues, so I'm trying that route.

My website on down! You dont have time to do those upgrades, I am losing $100/ hours on a box i pay $1.50 quarter for. I demand SLA! JK good luck.

Ubuuntu · July 2012

@HalfEatenPie Not all their VPS are $2, in fact, mine was quite expensive considering the market rates.
Regardless, I'd say if you can't afford to provide a service for the price you've set yourself, don't bother at all.

eastonch · July 2012

@Ubuuntu -- I'm sure for his "non-32mb" clients once everything is settled, there will be a reimbursement.

For us $1.50/quater == We're just sitting here.

jcaleb · July 2012

@eastonch he'll rebound

Damian · July 2012

@Ubuuntu: Ivan, I offered you a refund repeatedly when this issue first came to light, since I'm not willing to charge people for services not rendered. Why didn't you take it?

@eastonch said: @Ubuuntu -- I'm sure for his "non-32mb" clients once everything is settled, there will be a reimbursement.

Yes, I processed many credits yesterday.

For us $1.50/quater == We're just sitting here.

You can request a credit on the 32mb plans too, however the formula is: ((PlanPricePerMonth / 30) * 2) * NumberOfDaysDown, so in this case, it would be a credit of ((.50 / 30) * 2) * 8 = 26 cents.

netomx · July 2012

@Damian said: 26 cents.

26 cents.... humm.... 1 gum.... is it 26 cents without paypal fees? Maybe if I ask for a refund, I would pay $1 for the .26 haha

Damian · July 2012

@netomx: By default, it'll be a credit on your existing billing account with us, but it could be refunded to paypal/gcheckout too. Not sure how fees work on that.

jcaleb · July 2012

@netomx said: 26 cents

that's half a month of 32mb service

@Damian since bandwidth in new DC is much better, will you be bumping our BW from 20gb to 50gb?

netomx · July 2012

@Damian said: Not sure how fees work on that.

it was a joke

@jcaleb said: that's half a month of 32mb service

half a month? =(

Damian · July 2012

@jcaleb said: will you be bumping our BW from 20gb to 50gb?

Probably more like 75 or 100gb. But not until we get our network monitoring up and running 100%, which will be later this week

(edit) and I have to find a way to mass-update bandwidth allocations in Solus...

CVPS_Chris · July 2012

I think if you change the plan in solus it should update everyone, not 100% sure

netomx · July 2012

@Damian said: 750 or 1000gb

we don't mind 1 or more zeros =P

Ash_Hawkridge · July 2012

@CVPS_Chris said: I think if you change the plan in solus it should update everyone, not 100% sure

I don't think it does. I hope not anyway, since we just changed our plan configurations :P

Update : Nope, it doesn't (At least not with KVM) all older plans have stayed the same.

jcaleb · July 2012

@Damian some people say its not wise to put serious stuff in 32mb. but i beg to differ. i hope you can make this very stable after things got settled

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