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@yueke pm me your email, first name and lastname to send you the invite!
As it's x86/x64 I wonder is somehow installation of Windows possible?
I looks like I can't add a second IP to my C2*, but maybe I'm blind. If anyone finds a way, please let me know.
@cassa I had the same problem few months ago, so seems nothing changed. Here's the reply I've got:
people must jealous of me!
some random people will PM me :P
Price details :
C2
C1&C3
@tommy
No at all
Why do you think someone like Quadranet would buy Crissic and then effectively shut it down? Why are Online.net almost always out of stock on their low end stuff if it's so profitable. I think you drastically overestimate the margins in these things.
So what do you guys think about C2S or C2M CPU performance? Are theses compared with a VPS?
They are much faster and you get 4 or 8 fully dedicated cores you can use 100% of the time.
Yeah you are right, I sorta just assumed you could attach more than one, kinda lame.
Because they need to buy and install hardware to scale as the demand grows?
They are trying to hire workers right now and did move to new, bigger building... They are growing. Their boss is not known to work to loose money, he's more into business than Oles was... I don't think they do this whole scaleway thing to get known and sell their higher end stuff. Not that they won't be happy if this helps them sell the expensive crap, and of course a LowEndCustomer might turn to them later on if/when in need of some powerful stuff, but I think even the small thing is profitable, even though the profit margin might be way smaller than on the high end stuff...
ssh key never worked.
I have had problem with debian wheezy only that the ssh key was not working, otherwise in debian jessie or ubuntu etc was working fine.
Hello, Please someone could send an Invite to buy one of these? thank you!
@AlbaHost was that it? I just wasted $0.10..:)
Yeah that's it.
@AlbaHost it worked! thanks..
Does anyone have the largest one? Can you actually push 800mbit outbound?
@eKo please pm me with email, first name, lastname
@linuxfetish
Retrieving speedtest.net configuration...
Retrieving speedtest.net server list...
Testing from Free SAS (...*)...
Selecting best server based on latency...
Hosted by NEOTELECOMS (Paris) [1.59 km]: 2.287 ms
Testing download speed........................................
Download: 933.58 Mbit/s
Testing upload speed..................................................
Upload: 506.82 Mbit/s
Did anyone try to install virtualization on small or/and large server? Proxmox and/or Virtualbox/qemu?
How shall I consider the current Scaleway offers? As beta? Or would you say that they are meant and already usable for "production"?
One thing I know, is that they don't promote it as "beta" ot "test", but more of like the "new big thing". "Discover a new cloud experience" they say!
You'll be glad to not have PayPal. Credit Card has accurate currency conversions unlike PayPal.
Compared the C2 for 12€ per month to DigitalOcean $10 VPS with a simple sysbench. 1.7 seconds vs 7.2 seconds, not to mention the ram. I guess I'm moving
Yes, proxmox failed probably because they don't boot a local kernel, cloudmin failed to install the KVM modules into the kernel.
There is someone on the scaleway forum that got freeBSD to boot but They haven't yet written the guide so I don't know how they managed it.
@dragon2611 I installed qemu and right now I am setting up a debian 8 image with virtmanager. Qemu can recognize vt-x in the cpu and the installation seems to go smoothly. The host machine setup is ubuntu 14.04 with xfce desktop. I'll post something when the vm installation finish.
PM'ed.
Anyone has invites left? I could get a server or two