EvoBurst Review (OpenVZ Resource Bundle VPS's)

toirdaprr

@ScienceOnline Seattle node's Average CPU load is around 30 all the time, useless.

BlazeMuis

@toirdaprr said:
ScienceOnline Seattle node's Average CPU load is around 30 all the time, useless.

No it's not. If you have a problem, please submit a ticket.

Seattle Node:

0.44, 0.54, 0.51

toirdaprr

@joodle it went above 30 and currently off.

BlazeMuis

@toirdaprr said:
joodle it went above 30 and currently off.

Please submit a ticket so i can check what's going on.

jbarr

Question:

1. Are existing VPS parameters adjustable?

Once I create a VPS, can I later adjust its RAM, disk space, and bandwidth up or down?

2. Can an existing VPS be migrated to a different location?

If I deploy a VPS to the LA location, can i later migrate it to the Netherlands location?

These are certainly not deal breakers, more "wish list" items.

Thanks!

qq7119

Fast nodes, solid network

But I think their lines are not optimized Asia

China Telecom support is slow

alexnjh

@qq7119 said:
Fast nodes, solid network

But I think their lines are not optimized Asia

China Telecom support is slow

Don't know about china but the connection to singapore is pretty good.

TheOnlyDK

@qq7119 said:
Fast nodes, solid network

But I think their lines are not optimized Asia

China Telecom support is slow

China Unicom is about 175ms ping this summer, from Shenyang. Telecom was 140ms in Beijing for me, again this summer, though I've only been there for a week and only tested a couple of times at night.

I personally find their nodes with swiftnode have better ping compared to most other providers, even quadranet has (slightly, about 20ms) higher ping than swiftnode.

AutoSnipe

jbarr said: Are existing VPS parameters adjustable?

For the Normal ones on EvoBurst.com yes, for the black friday ones, they are static.
But, all modifications (ram upgrade/downgrade etc) have to be filed in by ticket (as the module we use is not capable of doing this.

jbarr said: Can an existing VPS be migrated to a different location?

It can be migrated by ticket request. otherwise you will have to destroy & recreate.

And yes, from my side too (in Australia) latency to EvoBurst LA (On Fevvo Network) is lower latency then that of Quadranet's Asia Optimized Network.

john564

@qq7119 said:
Fast nodes, solid network

But I think their lines are not optimized Asia

China Telecom support is slow

agree, with China Telecom, for other US VPS ping 150 ms, evoburst 250 ms

AutoSnipe

That is a BudgetVZ server @john564 - Current discussion is about EvoBurst servers.

And what seems to be targeted at the LA Service.

Ping below is into Beijing

jbarr

@AutoSnipe thanks for the info! I'm very happy with the BudgetVZ service. Just now pondering EvoBurst....

TheOnlyDK

@john564 said:

I don't see a problem with my megavz server. It could be that at the time you did the test, there are others using the server OR the speedtest server you chose is bad.

Comcast:

Hosted by Hotwire Fision (Atlanta, GA) [9.23 km]: 55.949 ms
Testing download speed........................................
Download: 390.45 Mbit/s
Testing upload speed..................................................
Upload: 47.70 Mbit/s
Share results: http://www.speedtest.net/result/4860790731.png

Hosted by T-Mobile (Atlanta, GA) [9.90 km]: 53.644 ms
Testing download speed........................................
Download: 317.04 Mbit/s
Testing upload speed..................................................
Upload: 28.41 Mbit/s
Share results: http://www.speedtest.net/result/4860793712.png

Hosted by Pavlov Media (Atlanta, GA) [9.90 km]: 109.663 ms
Testing download speed........................................
Download: 462.61 Mbit/s
Testing upload speed..................................................
Upload: 37.42 Mbit/s
Share results: http://www.speedtest.net/result/4860795650.png

ItsChrisG

EvoBurst in LA (not any other brand) has access to direct ChinaTelecom transit from LA both incoming (from China --> to LA) and outgoing (LA --> to China).
Performance to ChinaTelecom, from Los Angeles, at EvoBurst, should be great.

If it's not, don't forget that CT and CU both have shit networks internally and even if there's no problems in LA, as soon as it gets to the Mainland it probably hits issues :S

ericls

@ItsChrisG said:
EvoBurst in LA (not any other brand) has access to direct ChinaTelecom transit from LA both incoming (from China --> to LA) and outgoing (LA --> to China).
Performance to ChinaTelecom, from Los Angeles, at EvoBurst, should be great.

If it's not, don't forget that CT and CU both have shit networks internally and even if there's no problems in LA, as soon as it gets to the Mainland it probably hits issues :S

Is the roy in your company the same as the roy who runs royhost.cn?

ItsChrisG

@ericls said:
Is the roy in your company the same as the roy who runs royhost.cn?

No... and you can also see that http://royhost.cn/network.html is not hosted on our network, but a network 1 block up the street.

ItsChrisG

@ericls said:
Is the roy in your company the same as the roy who runs royhost.cn?

Now I have to know though -- why do you ask?

dearroy

ericls said: Is the roy in your company the same as the roy who runs royhost.cn?

No and never.

ericls

@ItsChrisG said:
Now I have to know though -- why do you ask?

Ha, because I just finished my term paper and felt boring, and this is 4am, so I log on LET to look around, and I see your reply.

Nothing serious, I just know a person who works for royhost.cn ..

artman

Is evoburst vps allow adult content? i can't find in their tos.

simonindia

@artman They mostly allow things that are not stated in the TOS but get this if the adult content is pirated OR not allowed for you to use their work then not evoburst or other decent providers will not allow you
But about your question @AutoSnipe can clarify this

as this the TOS of evoburst

EvoBurst VPS Servers

    Spamming (including search engine spam, doorways, form spamming, etc.)
    Mass mailing of any type (including double opt-in)
    DoS or other attacks (either outgoing or incoming)
    Hacking (including situations when your VPS was hacked)
    Distribution of malware/viruses - with or without knowledge
    Port scanning, Brute Force attempts, etc.
    Copyrighted content/mp3/movies/cracked software or links to such content
    Torrents (Clients, Trackers or Indexers)
    Nested virtualization (running Qemu, etc)
    Traffic Exchanges (Hitleap/AutoSurf/etc)
    Open Proxies (Web etc due to High Abuse Rates)
    Data mining (due to heavy I/O usage)

cave

I am familiar with HE.net and Sixxs, but I do want to run my own IPv6 tunnel broker.
Is it possible to receive a /48 or at least a /56 instead of the /64 prefix? @autosnipe
So i could create my own Subnets as i want and need them.

AutoSnipe

Hey @cave,

Unfortunately at the current point in time that's not offered, although, I am hoping that come early next year we will have a new line out, which will match what you need perfectly.

m4m4lj

Edited.

AnthonySmith

You dont know if necroing a 6 month old thread is the right place?

Interesting.

K4Y5

m4m4lj said: http://i.imgur.com/0FVNhrw.png

http://i.imgur.com/P19l5sy.png

I am sorry, but the only thing I noticed and cared enough to comment on was -

m4m4lj

@AnthonySmith said:
You dont know if necroing a 6 month old thread is the right place?

Interesting.

Oops you're right. Can you recommend a better place for it? I just googled sth and found this thread. Sry about that.

FlamesRunner

https://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/4319/the-cest-pit#latest