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I'll also try to think out a good email to send to everyone once we make a decision on how to proceed for those nodes, but it will most likely be an email to everyone on those two nodes telling them to "power down" and re-install. I want to test some templates today finally and try to break it and see which ones are fully stable and disable all other templates for now.
The fix doesn't necessarily have to be ALL of EVERYTHING re-done, just enough people moving around and re-installing should alleviate it.
Ok,thanks for the explanation, i think i got it all, wish you all the best.
When is the Tokyo node expected to be fully online.
Ryzen Special 2560 None of them are active?
Why? Is node 35 better and more stable than 40?
Node 40 and 39 are the first two nodes. They have the most number of people with older operating systems, before I disabled them, and therefore they have more virtualization incompatibility causing high interrupts, and thus causing networking not to be able to perform to full capacity.
Basically, libvirt/qemu is constantly preventing the network controller from doing its job immediately from (some) VMs crashing and restarting or almost crashing.
(edit) Here's one way I can present it to you.
On TYOC040, the libvirt logs, aka, text files with what's going on, are 3.7GB right now.
On TYOC035, they are 11MB.
There are less logs when everything works as expected with virtualization.
(edit) and they are 17MB for TYOC039. So a really really really oversimplified to the extreme way of saying this can be that TYOC039 potentially runs 0-50% worse than TYOC035, and TYOC040 runs 0-33,600% worse. Please no one make fun of me for simplifying it to this degree, I understand it doesn't actually mean that, it's just how I would explain it to where every person in the world could understand and based on limited information without reading logs for the next 2 years.
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TYOC040 - here's how I've decided to proceed for now.
Everyone who is potentially causing issues will be suspended and re-created on another node using a stable OS. If you have important data, you can request your data from the suspended node which will remain there for at least a few days, so please immediately contact us with a priority ticket if you need your data in this situation. I'll also adjust your due date.
I'll send an email now.
Yes, you are right. I should think deeply about it...
That is so interesting! I will definitely use it.
In fact, TYOC039 seems to be more stable than before, so I'm looking forward to moving to a more unstable node and taking part in the test.
(Other people who said "I want to take the test!" may agree with this)
However, you may need to warn us that "tickets requesting a return to previous node are not acceptable", "we do not guarantee that another random node is stable", "recreate is not unlimited", etc....
TYOC039 should be as good as it's going to get for a while so if anyone still has problems let me know very specifically what it is here so I can take a look. So in my comparison, it's only 17MB logs versus 11MB logs so it was only a few VMs (as in 1, 2, 3, 4, etc) that had problems.
Can you provide more details?
hopefully, after all the vps causing the problem are moved, node 40 gets a lot better than 35
Unfortunately, I ordered two servers, one with 40 nodes has been delayed for a month and it has not improved, and the other storage does not know when it will be resolved. My guess may be the same time as 40 nodes, but this is my assumption
It has been recovered about 40 minutes ago.
Here is the monitor : https://tz.115.al/Detail/BEEEE74D
Maybe it’s a risk to click links, but in short :
About 12 hours ago the load became very high, and the networking max throughout became less than 30mb/s. 40 minutes ago it recovered as smoothly.
my 039 has been more than 1 dday and 19h without automatic shutdown, i can continue to observe and give you feedback
let me know if you need to do any other tests on 039
btw, 384 plan
I'm checking to see what happened, thanks for the info. I can confirm on my end the same thing happened at a glance.
I'll let you know after I look at the logs, thanks.
Sorry, my English is not very good, I want to say that the 40 node is ready to migrate to other places? I received the email, but I don't understand it very well after the translation, I need to confirm it to you
If your service is suspended by me, it will recreate. If you need your data and it gets suspended, let me know. That's what the email means mostly.
Rebuild on another node server? Will it be migrated back in the future?
No
Do you have a schedule to active the rest vps?
the last automatic shutdown i did not provide the log to you, because i was checked and there was nothing unusual
after that i have tried to dd a pure debian11 from official sources,,,,i just fxxked up...
so i reinstall debian10 from panel and update to debian11
now, running for almost 2 days
It may be a long time before the storage server, as far as I understand it is at least 15 days or more
also i see a person who had the same problem as i had before, the two-step verification email problem...
there may be another victim of this problem, so hopefully the bug can be fixed once and for all
Go to bed, after wake up hope everything will become better!Good night!
That's the spirit!

Take a week's holiday and it'll only get better.
Denver node looks fine
https://browser.geekbench.com/v4/cpu/16529970
Phoenix node PHXZ001 did not manage to get it online
Ticket #787759
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