Do they really care ? cPanel VPS vs Dedicated for their provider's license

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• MarkTurner Member

  May 2015

  MrGeneral said: What happens if your SAN storage goes offline?

  Thats why you deploy clustered SAN, our cloud platform has clustered SAN, diverse power feeds, diverse switches, diverse fabric, etc.

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• Clouvider Member, Patron Provider

  May 2015 edited May 2015

  TarZZ92 said: you really got into believing that "cloud" marketing bs.. it's simply a VPS.

  I known how mine works and I can see technical differences going around our racks. No marketing BS, simply no single point of failure, contrary to a classic VPS.

  We are not among those that decided to call their local Xen's a Cloud now.
• joepie91 Member

  May 2015

  Clouvider said: I known how mine works and I can see technical differences going around our racks. No marketing BS, simply no single point of failure, contrary to a classic VPS.

  We are not among those that decided to call their local Xen's a Cloud now.

  And that is called a "high-availability cluster", not "cloud".
• Clouvider Member, Patron Provider

  May 2015 edited May 2015

  You can call it using many other words too.
• joepie91 Member

  May 2015

  @Clouvider said:
  You can call it using many other words too.

  Sure. You could also call it a "thing", or "stuff", or "some kind of service", or "some type of hosting". You're probably not going to use any of those terms, yet they are roughly as informative as "cloud".

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• Nekki Veteran

  May 2015

  joepie91 said: Sure. You could also call it a "thing", or "stuff", or "some kind of service", or "some type of hosting". You're probably not going to use any of those terms, yet they are roughly as informative as "cloud".

  To be fair, Highavailabilityvider is a shit name.

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• funyuns_are_awesome Member

  May 2015

  @joepie91 said:
  Sure. You could also call it a "thing", or "stuff", or "some kind of service", or "some type of hosting". You're probably not going to use any of those terms, yet they are roughly as informative as "cloud".

  This sums up the "cloud".