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@ExPl0ReR TOS for that one?
Haha, @AnthonySmith
Same as with EDIS, just openVZ
What exactly would you need to know?
why not? ;-)
Is it hosted and supported by the same people at EDIS? Same facility?
If so are you guys looking into expanding service into datacenters overseas? (like Edis)
Is waveride.at owned by EDIS?
YES.
YEPP.
The main concerns are enormous colocation and bandwidth costs in Asia (if you refer to ASIA). If you refer to United States, this might be considered in the near future.
Gerhard
Hole shit, that are some nice prices
Can you say something about the reliability of these servers regarding DDoS and likewise?
Anybody interested in a test-drive? We give away 3 plans
COUPON: SAMPLE-AT-MEGA-4GB
gives you the 50 GB HDD / 4 GB RAM plan free of charge for the first month.
Check it out at waveride.at
Gerhard
Got one :P will review this and post a serverbear, if this is okay for you?
Edit:
Wohhaaaa...
As there is no KVM bridge in place it might be better than KVM, but doesn't mean anything. It always depends on the nature of the attack.
Machines are in Vienna and in a couple of days we will have multiple 10 GBit/s upstreams in place. DDoS should not be a huge hassle any more ...
First test-machine is already gone ... hurry up, only 2 left!
@ExPl0ReR Just taken one! This should be interesting, expect benchmarks soon
second gone, congrats Richard!
and the 3rd one is gone to Thom in SE ;-)
But.. why? Is this a thing now?
@ExPl0ReR
Hmm network disappointing right now; or is it just others spamming benchmarks too?
@jkr1711:
had similar results when using cachefly.
Using a german mirror, however gives me this:
no clue why cachefly does not like us.
traceroute to cachefly.cachefly.net (205.234.175.175), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets
1 * * *
2 xe020-358.RT.IRX.VIE.AT.retn.net (87.245.246.217) 0.453 ms 0.467 ms 0.465 ms
3 ae2-10.RT.TC2.LON.UK.retn.net (87.245.233.238) 82.769 ms 28.016 ms 82.766 ms
4 vip1.G-anycast1.cachefly.net (205.234.175.175) 28.338 ms 28.819 ms 28.614 ms
from our infrastructure in UK we were able to download much faster:
wget http://uk.edis.at/100MB.test
--2013-04-19 23:05:14-- http://uk.edis.at/100MB.test
100% ] 100.000.000 4,84M/s in 18s
Well, I am taunting Anthony, his crusade against OVZ is well known
I cant wait his comments about the s**t providers destroying themselves with a race to the bottom, nothing against your offer, looks pretty cool
Edit: and looking towards Chris too, his comments about "losing" are always eagerly awaited :P
Apart from trying to milk out some more cash from aged hardware, i don't really understand why anyone would actually want to do something like this. The lowend-market is effectively shooting itself in the foot with offers similar to mid 00's "unlimited webhosting"-plans.
Waverider E5-2630 = not aged hardware
Overzold E5-2620 =ditto
We're using pretty cool hardware for this project. If openVZ only nearly scales as vserver containers, with a couple of additional features and reduced overhead compared to KVM, the calculation should be quite ok.
You can definitely NOT do something like this with aged hardware. For such a project you need high-density, highly capable, ultra-efficient machinery.
Do you offer rDNS for IPv6 at waveride?
nope. will be launching rDNS for IP6 later this year (both EDIS and Waveride)
@ExPl0ReR
Right..
Indeed. It scales best when there is a large pool of resources which can have a few hogs and not fall flat on the back. On an old node one hog and it's in a coma.