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@ninzo59 can you either confirm or deny, that interventions have auto close?
So lets say the technician gets drunk/laid or divorced, that the system does auto close them within 24 hours?
Still on the verge of nervous breakdown, I see
by the way, "E3-1245v2" has 4c/8t, not 4c/4t
Yesterday I paid for my KS-LE order at the GRA1 datacenter 11/22/2021 and today I received it with the following specs:
Drives: 2x HGST model: HUS726020ALA610 size: 1.82 TiB Power On Hours: 32.3xx
Ram: 2x Samsung size: 16 GiB speed: 1600 MT/s type: DDR3 detail: registered
Mainboard: Supermicro model: X9SRE/X9SRE-3F/X9SRi/X9SRi-3F
And here is its Yabs with RAID1:
kimsufi Racial and national discrimination, what a load of garbage
What
Fun fact: even the machines which weren't lucky to get Gbit upload on IPv6, still have Gbit within OVH (and not just same DC, but for example GRA->RBX too), but only on IPv4.
Chinese
I signed up and paid a week ago. Still waiting on ID verification. Am I boned or are others in the same boat?
I disagree... I have 1Gbps (both directions) wihin BHA, not within RBX, though a connection between my server in RBX does have Gbps (both) with GRA .. no simple rules ...
Top-class seedbox with media server.
Except no one would pay 4$ for that when they can pay 7$ for Elysium
I bet this just could be based on a list of subnets that hasn't been updated in a while. And didn't catch the invention of IPv6 either.
Is that comparable? I thought Elysium was just hosting and you had to supply and curate media yourself.
They have 1+PB of redundant hetzner storage/ceph cluster. About 28k movies and 10k series. All of them without transcodes, some of them even remux. Libraries are updated as soon as there is a release.
I think we're thinking about different services, strangely both related to media servers, but by the sounds of it, completely different.
Perhaps you could privately share a link, you know, for 'research' purposes?
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Plus they may pull the plug on this sweet accidental gigabit perk, anytime soon - wouldn't trust them too much
Sadly my other KS machine only has a 100mbit port.
Just curious - what makes this a better deal than say Servaricas horse storage offer? It’s almost 40% less with raidz2
Do u not see the dedicated CPU and RAM my guy
Because you can slam those glorious dedicated cores harder than you'd slam a $100 whore, all fucking day long.
What are people slamming those cores for? Plex?
Could be Plex if they've got a 5+ people transcoding 1080p videos
Other than that, your pick really. Could be a very busy mobile app backend, or perhaps it's used for video encoding. Maybe it's just a multi-purpose server where you've got Plex, a couple of websites and a remote desktop
That's exactly what I have one KS-LE doing. Don't usually see any more than 5 simultaneous transcodes and it works perfectly for me.
How do people generally handle backups for such big services? Backblaze?
Backups of the media, for me, don't exist. I do have an unlimited Google workspaces storage which I use for storing the media.
In event of a catastrophe, I redownload what I need from ze usual places.
Media is a bit different because unless you have a lot of niche stuff, you could just opt to redownload content in the event of a hard disk failure.
I'd guess folks use Serverica and HostHatch storage plans to back large volume of stuff up.
WRONG FUCKING THREAD
I still haven't get > @Seanster said:
yup same as you