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For SaaS - you will have to pay for the cost of the VM running the Master & Slave (optional), we will have something in place then (currently we don't have a pricing structure in place). It should be somewhere around $10/GB ram VM similar to DO.
With SaaS you also get automated updates, it utilizes our own Continuous Integration system (which is available for your clients through VirtEngine for PaaS & One-Click images) & it also utilizes HA for the VM's.
For the master license (self hosted) that's comes with the ability to install a slave as well.
Slaves are there to serve as HA for the Master, they are optional but recommended if you want to meet high SLA for your clients.
By the way if your confused about the pricing (64GB limit) that's only for the cost, not that we actually limit your 128GB ram server to only be able to serve 64GB ram of resources..
@DETio can you kindly confirm this point? Is your software based on KVM (like it's supposed to be) or OpenVZ?
It's always been KVM, we've never mentioned OpenVZ
We will be supporting either LXC/OpenVZ down the road.
I didn't realise this was based on OpenNebula, it makes sense now as otherwise you would have had a lot to develop, nevertheless good work!
Yes, there's no reason to re-invent the wheel.
I worked at a company where the nimble storage array for vmware was replicated over 1gbps dark fibre. This was a finance company pushing a LOT of data.
1GB is definitely doable.
But there is totally reason to re-invent that user experience. Good choice
so @DETio if I bought the complete edition what difference is that from minified does that mean the complete edition isn't "minified" with ioncube the source is open? because I would have a hard time convincing myself to use something that just came out and is ioncube'd preventing me from looking "under the hood" seeing what it is doing and is brand new vs something like solusvm ioncube'd but it has been proven to be secure.
Curiosity but why Ember and Ruby for the front end?
I'd only be interested in this if you get Steven Ciaburri to vet the code when it launches.
Did you mean to say "I am considering purchasing a large number of licenses and would like to pay an independant code auditor to audit your code under NDA, would you be open to this?" or are you a millennial?
Do you have something against millennials?
Yes, most of them (as does the rest of the world), and you are demonstrating why rather well
You arent owed ANYTHING, get over yourself. It isnt personal.
I simply asked a question as it seemed a bit out of the blue. I very rarely take anything personally, after all, it's the Internet.
Though I would consider a security audit of some kind a reasonable request considering the security issues that have plagued other panels. Would do a great deal to encourage confidence in their new product.
Hello - you are correct, security audits are definately a reasonable thing to expect. However im not sure if security audits by a specific person we aren't familiar with is - we will be having security audits run by multiple independent third party providers when we do have some revenue being generated. As you can imagine, between self-funded & a long time developing this - funds have been scarce.
We take security very seriously, for example with SSH keys - a passphrase is automatically generated and sent by mail. Meaning if the providers servers are taken over and the ssh keys can be read - they aren't usable. This is one in many security implementations we have worked on.
No, the words minified/complete have nothing to do with the ability to view the code. Most of the application in the platform except the gateway and engine are open source anyways so you will be able to view the source code.
Looks cool,
Congrats!!
Much appreciated
Looks very nice
Steven Ciaburri runs Rack911 and has discovered security flaws in almost every web panel out there. This is Steven's WHT profile, check out the topics started by him.
We'll keep him in mind in that case, Thanks.
EmberJS as it is a powerful front-end framework & Ruby due to it's ability to bootstrap development.
Cool, i hope can replace my solus with this soontm
Hello, would you be interested in phasing out solusvm first in order to test our platform and ensure it is the right fit (which we sure it is) by removing stock of solusvm products and offering cloud services via Virtengine until we have developed our migration tools. Since v1.0 won't be released with migration tools just yet.
Once migration tools are developed then you can easily move user control of vms from the solusvm panel into ours, finally phasing solus out and allowing you to cancel your solus license as it no longer is needed to manage the vms.
Let me know if that situation would work with you :-)
We're working hard to have a release ready for production by November 1st.
Hi, nice to see this. i see you used opennebula, how is it going? compare to openstack ( if you have used it). I mean in the daily usage, like updating script to the latest, backup and restore vm or even disaster recovery. When using openstack (icehouse) it bit painfull when facing upgrade to the latest, migration, backup and restoring vm.
OpenNebula is super flexible, updating is a breeze & is always backward compatible (with API's etc.)
Yes, OpenNebula supports Ceph which is a massively scalable, open-source, software-defined storage solution developed from the ground-up to provide object, block and file system storage in one self-managing, self-healing platform. Using a high-reliability, non-stop architecture, Ceph is the ideal solution for supporting the legacy needs of the enterprise, while embracing next-generation cloud solutions.
It's super easy to Install / Manage and Operate an OpenNebula cloud in comparison to OpenStack by far.
Our installers even do it for you, you can launch the platform in minutes through our automated launcher which will be ready at around November 1st.
Also check out:
https://docs.virtengine.com/v1.5/16-high-availability/ha_failover/
&&
https://docs.virtengine.com/v1.5/paas/
It's got some additional information on what our platform supports.
Cant wait november then!
Cool, i have plan to migrate on october, so alongside november i can look and test before production.
Ah, cool. How are you liking Ember so far? It's one of the MV* frameworks I haven't used.