Please share your Inceptionhosting VPS uptime

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• yomero Member

  December 2016 edited December 2016

  # uptime
  10:50:57 up 256 days, 21:35,  1 user,  load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
  

  A Phoenix KVM cheap as chips =P

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• bugrakoc Member

  December 2016 edited December 2016

  I don't see any downsides to that. I'd say go ahead.

  A better option would be to deploy HA on both of the boxes. Depends on your budget tho.
• Nekki Veteran

  December 2016

  @bugrakoc said:

  A better option would be to deploy HA on both of the boxes.

  @sonic, if uptime is as much of a concern as you make it out to be, this is the correct answer.

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• sonic Veteran

  December 2016

  @yomero said:

  > # uptime
  > 10:50:57 up 256 days, 21:35,  1 user,  load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
  > 

  A Phoenix KVM cheap as chips =P

  Look promise

  @bugrakoc said:
  I don't see any downsides to that. I'd say go ahead.

  A better option would be to deploy HA on both of the boxes. Depends on your budget tho.

  I'm a newbie, dont have enough skill to deploy HA.

  @Nekki said:

  @bugrakoc said:

  A better option would be to deploy HA on both of the boxes.

  @sonic, if uptime is as much of a concern as you make it out to be, this is the correct answer.

  Tks @Nekki
• dragon1993 Member

  December 2016

  Check ioping before transfer site

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• jvnadr Member

  December 2016

  As Nekki and bugrakoc said, you have to setup a high availability scenario if uptime is such a matter for you.
  Get your 4GB box from IH (great guy, excellent provider) and install your site there.
  Then, get another cheap box with 4GB elsewhere and setup a mirror of your website there, with frequent rsync crons (it depends on how often do you update the website) and a mysql replication.
  You can either get a third small vps just for monitoring and dns to move your visitors from IH's vps (if it gets down) to your backup vps.
  Some solutions are those:

  • https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-up-highly-available-web-servers-with-keepalived-and-floating-ips-on-ubuntu-14-04
  • https://www.howtoforge.com/high_availability_heartbeat_centos
    Or, you can do it manually with the help of a monitoring service (get a notice when server gets down).

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