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Clicked Japan in hope for private networking in the future though, is it just delayed migration for this location or something like the capacity there may not fulfill the massive interest?
Something like 80-90% of the button clicks have been for Tokyo and it almost reached a thousand in a short period of time.
I'm reconsidering a few things before we add it back (and that's if we add it back, unless we already did, I actually having been paying attention, someone else is handling some recoding right now.)
yes, I applied for a service ticket and it has not been processed
Well, the Ryzen migrate button disappeared from everything except my super old openvz Pro+ plan, I decided to try to migrate it to San Jose, seems like it kinda worked at least? I got a success without any IP reserved in the popup, but got a new IP in an email, and it shows in SJCZ006 now.
It doesn't look like I have a full set of OS templates though, I don't have an alma template in the client area or in solusvm, and virtually all of my solus templates are labeled legacy. Anyone know if there was a reason for this that I've missed in all these pages?
The power of Buffalo
The order was placed on March 13. So far, it has not been opened for more than a month,If you do not have the ability to open, please refund the original to Alipay.
March 12 2560 is not even open
Read this: https://virmach.com/ryzen-special-offer-news-updates/
And this: https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/3408443/#Comment_3408443
Same as above.
1400366,Payment on March 13, please help with processing
Read this: https://virmach.com/ryzen-special-offer-news-updates/
And this: https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/3408443/#Comment_3408443
Those will remain that way and be semi-broken since you're on the older plan, til we phase them out for those too. I'll try to add the new ones though.
Ticket for refund request please.
Tokyo isn't settling down, it looks like high interrupts from high networking and disk usage probably from continued benchmarks at this point. I don't feel comfortable putting more people on there right now.
Last ~17% may take some time, until it calms down or more nodes come in.
I'll do another batch of refunds so if you want to cancel and refund please place any ticket with the title "Refund" and be sure to select the pending service.
For the remaining 17% what I can also offer is activations on San Jose instead, use ticket title "Switch Tokyo to San Jose" and if you do this you can reply back to the same ticket after a month and have a delayed free migration to Tokyo plus 1 month additional term as an apology. Just if you do this make sure you close all your other tickets. You should make this in the priority department.
Third option of course is to wait. I suspect some more activations tomorrow maybe, and by Tuesday.
Hopefully that keeps everyone happy. Alternatively, feel free to use us a punching bag.
can you handle it？
I am really surprised by this.
If we do not select a location to migrate to, will the VPS just migrate to Ryzen in the same location when you decommission the CC server they are on currently?
I'm referring to VPSes in San Jose, Los Angeles, Dallas, Chicago, Amsterdam.
It looks like I belong to the remaining 17%. How many days will it take to complete the remaining 17% activation?
039 seems more stable now
I guess it depends on the progress for additional shipment, the node performance and your position in queue. If you are lucky, tomorrow to Tuesday.
I'm running out of these, can I have one shipped to my home for free? 🤣
as a 039 tester, im looking forward to ipv6
Same location or similar. If it goes to a similar location and later on the original location becomes we'll try our best to accommodate everyone and move them back for some time free of charge. We're relying on a lot of data in the back to make our best estimates on who goes where and predicting where to ship out servers. We'll save a few servers in the end to ship out to any location that gets overwhelmed.
We were going to restrict people more on where they get to move based on where they are but decided against that both because it was more difficult to code out quickly and because we realized it's just best to let it flow naturally as much as possible. But obviously we can't move every single person to just Tokyo. We could however move as much as 15% of people to Tokyo and we do need to move at least maybe 10% to make everyone fit but I don't suspect that'd be an issue. Miami, Denver, Phoenix, and Frankfurt will also have excess space that people can move to since there's essentially no one moving there as they are mostly new locations or very few people there since we locked off those locations (Phoenix, Frankfurt.) Amsterdam will have more space than it does currently as well. These are all locations we saw as highly desirable in the survey we sent out. Speaking of survey, those people are part of the people eligible to move right now without data as long as they have certain packages that are movable. Later on, we still have a list of these people and will try our best to give them a chance to migrate with data once we finish that script. Then once everything's settled a little we'll probably have another round of letting people move freely as long as there's availability. Our end goal is to get everyone where they want to be, and we'll expand in those locations more. We don't want to unnaturally place people where they do not want to be basically.
More specifically for these locations:
Los Angeles -- People will need to move. We don't have enough space here. They'll go to Phoenix, San Jose, and Tokyo mostly I assume. And we don't suspect people to hate wanting to move, the demand is there, that's why we went smaller.
Dallas -- We expect most people to stay but a good amount just got services here because it was on sale and they'll want to move to Tokyo and Europe. We're going to have excess space here though so Atlanta might end up here worst case scenario but I doubt it.
Chicago -- We expect a similarity to Dallas. We also have a lot of space here, while we don't suspect anyone to have to move away from here, they will. And we'll use that space for Buffalo if NYC runs out.
Amsterdam -- We have excess space here as well. We suspect people from NYC and Buffalo want to move here.
Or here's a better way to state all this: Los Angeles and Buffalo were unnaturally large and we're slimming them down and scattering them elsewhere. All other locations will have at least the existing capacity level, and new locations have extra capacity that wasn't otherwise there that everyone can enjoy.
As for IP space, we have 15-20% more than we need so no problems there either.
Hello, boss, can you handle my service order#350357, it has been a few days.
thanks.
I'm sure if you did, a lot of people would stop complaining
I'm wondering which one to recommend to my friends who bought the 384MB plan.
if add traffic, 100% no complaining
I prefer the free upgrade plan. . . . . just advice
OK
still can't migrate to Ryzen San Jose
"We failed to submit the request. Please try again tomorrow."
Don't be in a hurry to charge, wait for me to migrate all of them and then charge, I think where the renewal fee is low, I will choose it to migrate, anyway, the migration was free before, you just talk about the regulations? It's not fair for us to order Tokyo only.
Your rules change all the time, there's never been a rule