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I don't think 5$ is too pricy for a KVM in Australia, South Africa or Hong Kong with 1TB transfer allowed. It might be too high for some boring US locations, because competition is very high, but in general I think it's good.
Also for 5$ in the future you can have Denmark, Mexico or Japan. All of them are quite rare locations. I am looking forward to it and I try to report bugs as soon as I find them. Hope they make the promised 25% applicable to the smallest plan also. Won't keep it if they only discount the Plan 02 from 10 to 7,50.
Edit: Oh and at least in the Beta they use original ip space from the DC (like 129.232.130.* in South Africa), which is brilliant. It happens quite often, that providers have their own ip space (ARIN) for every location and in the end every location is recognized as US. And they use proper data centres like Leaseweb for Germany and Netherlands, Hetzner for South Africa, Nobis Communications for NYC (not some buffalo sh**). So far I really like their style, hope they can keep that level when they launch.
@chrisp
+ beta testers get a %25 lifetime discount so it isn't bad at all for me, yet i still need to know the exact prices so i know what plan to go for with the discount.
it wasn't me that said it was pricy
It probably ends the same way as before...
Even the largest Hetzner ZA boxes have "only" 6TB Traffic, not sure how they offer 1TB on the smallest instance then.
I received login details
OneCloud™ Plan #2
CPU: 1 core
Memory: 1024MB
HDD: 30GB SSD
Banwidth: 2048MB @ 1Gbps
Virtualization: KVM
Ain't that 2gb of bw or an error while typing?
Make a ticket, report it. That's why they call it beta
I tried to subscribe but still haven't got any mail.
Interested in the pricing of the Mexico servers =P which probably won't be really cheap I think.
SG location is actually not bad:
@yomero, we both are in the same boat!
DE Node
Serverbear.com
I just got accepted.
The server manager and control panel are sexy and simplistic.
Yeah got mine as well. Can't create VMs in Singapore, but made one in ZA.
I got the chicago location
16384+0 records in
16384+0 records out
1073741824 bytes (1.1 GB) copied, 1.27746 s, 841 MB/s
root@op:~#
Chicago:
dd if=/dev/zero of=test bs=64k count=16k
16384+0 records in
16384+0 records out
1073741824 bytes (1.1 GB) copied, 2.97895 s, 360 MB/s
EDIT: one image didnt load in the panel so I happened to "open it in a new tab" and got redirected to:
https://onecloud.op-net.com:5656/login.php
SolusVM © 2008-2015 OnApp Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
I believed they owned a nice CP but seems they tweaked Solus??
OneCloud has made the Melbourne zone available now. The datacentre is Softlayer.
Edit: Tested to a CentOS mirror located in China. Excellent latency and speed (~100Mbps)?
Same in SG. Let us know when HK becomes available, too bad there's no way to check without deleting your current VM.
From the SG DC to mirrors.163.com:
However the download speed maxes out at ~6.1 MB/sec.
I think they update their site periodically and so you can see their latest locations. (e.g. they have added Melbourne)
http://oneprovider.com/onecloud/ssd-virtual-servers
JP, HK and MX added.
All are Softlayer.
HK 119.81.182.251
Mexico 169.57.14.212
Japan 161.202.88.1
San Jose, ca added too. Softlayer too
Mexico looks like SoftLayer in Queretaro.
CPU model : QEMU Virtual CPU version (cpu64-rhel6)
Number of cores : 1
CPU frequency : 3499.996 MHz
Total amount of ram : 990 MB
Total amount of swap : 1023 MB
System uptime : 2:28,
Download speed from CacheFly: 50.8MB/s
Download speed from Coloat, Atlanta GA: 7.52MB/s
Download speed from Softlayer, Dallas, TX: 65.0MB/s
Download speed from Linode, Tokyo, JP: 12.5MB/s
Download speed from i3d.net, Rotterdam, NL: 11.7MB/s
Download speed from Leaseweb, Haarlem, NL: 34.4MB/s
Download speed from Softlayer, Singapore: 8.35MB/s
Download speed from Softlayer, Seattle, WA: 28.0MB/s
Download speed from Softlayer, San Jose, CA: 29.9MB/s
Download speed from Softlayer, Washington, DC: 31.0MB/s
I/O speed : 58.4 MB/s
ioping -c 10 /dev/vda1
/dev/vda1 (device 29.0 GiB) ioping statistics
10 requests completed in 9.0 s, 1.3 k iops, 5.1 MiB/s
min/avg/max/mdev = 610 us / 773 us / 1.2 ms / 155 us
custom front end, but on backend they still using solusvm. Check resolv.conf
Generated by SolusVM
oneprovider using softlayer on SG
only 1ms to DO and dediserve
Speed test from DO/Dediserve to oneprovider max out at 10MB/s
Pricing
JP location.
Testing Asian locations Speedtest from Singapore on a shared 1 Gbps port Download Speed: 2.05 MB/sec Upload speed: 19.98 MB/sec Speedtest from Tokyo, Japan on a shared 1 Gbps port Download Speed: 77.72 MB/sec Upload speed: 62.59 MB/sec ---------------CPU test-------------------- CPU: 1 x QEMU Virtual CPU version (cpu64-rhel6) Time taken to generate PI to 5000 decimal places with a single thread: 0m16.241s ----------------IO test------------------- Writing 1000MB file to disk (1.1 GB) copied, 10.2793 s, 104 MB/sJust signed up for the beta today and got an acceptance email about 15 minutes later, have been playing around with it for a bit.
So my Japan VM suddenly went offline and doesn't boot anymore (even from an ISO), their only response is "The node looks fine, try deleting your VM and recreate, contact us if the problem persists." And never mind if you had any data on there or set it up the way you like. Sure I can restore from a backup, but that's still some work on my part, over something they have hosed up. Yeah it's "Beta" but somehow I feel that's a valid estimate of their support quality even after it goes live.
They told me they owned the whole CP while I showed the the opposite LOL
http://i.imgur.com/yMkPA1u.png?1
Edit:
Tried "destroying" a VM and takes forever..
Hate this...
http://oneprovider.com/onecloud/ssd-virtual-servers
Do they provide ipv6 with all those locations?
They provide in none, and as they say it will stay that way until they are ready to turn on IPv6 in all locations at once (i.e. perhaps year 2023 or so).
I just got the invoice today asking me to pay 7.50, interesting enough I never really received the email notifying me there was a VPS created for me, so I guess I wasted a few months of free VPS
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