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I see, I will keep an eye on this issue, if there is no other solution, then I hope the Frankfurt node can be put into use soon, thank you
maybe Inap, dont get into another trap
Reposting this on this page:
For Los Angeles, if Psychz doesn't work out, did you guys want QuadraNet or Inap/Dedipath?
i think QuadraNet is better
but i dont have LA vps with virmach
QuadraNet has been OK. I don't think CC uses their blend. Their DC hands are pretty quick but they do unplug a few incorrect servers and put the wrong disks in here and there.
For LA, I'm not as concerned because I can be the DC hands if needed.
Because less providers use Dedipath here.
Only major difference will be that QuadraNet will be close to the airport and/or downtown where I can make it there using the train, I may get covered in some urine but it's worth it and as another bonus perk, to also have access to a computer on the way there. Inap will be further away and I'd have to drive. But maybe free parking?
vote for QuadraNet
That's disgusting, you should hire some killers to hunt them down.
I'm not going to make any comments on that as it will probably not be taken as a joke at this point but I do plan on giving them a (non-lethal) visit if that happens.
QuadraNet
If the cost is the same, QuadraNet is good.
no Hivelocity? i know an intelligent provider uses them.
QuadraNet please!! Shark will be second option!
Hivelocity sales team never got back to us about our Miami inquiry. I can try again but it's difficult moving forward with anything if the sales team is overloaded and unresponsive. That's one of the main reasons we did not move forward with Psychz for Tokyo (which I guess worked for the better.)
I recall someone here complaining about PacificRack/QuadraNet. I also recall hearing that they have a good reputation with Chinese users because they have good connections with China. However, I don't know their reputation as a data center...
If the costs at Sharktech were similar to the costs at QuadraNet. I would vote for Sharktech. Between QuadraNet and Redondo Beach Inap, I would choose QuadraNet
thats tough, maybe you get better response barging in visiting in person
PR???
r u kidding me?
About to ship means to wait until the server migration work is finished before considering storage.
I'm just throwing out something that may or may not be true, but based on my (poor) memory as we did receive a lot of quotes from all. QuadraNet was the cheapest. I say was because they've since raised pricing since Dustin's departure. I believe we actually got the old quote from Dustin.
Then it goes Psychz, then the most expensive is Inap, by a lot. However, Inap becomes more competitive after negotiations and becomes the cheapest. Except then they charge you a lot on everything else, and probably renewal. That last sentence is fully just an assumption I made up based on the feeling I got. Then Inap through Dedipath, well, their prices are definitely the highest and right on their website. I think at this point though we're trying to get something better versus just cheaper.
Okay, lots of QuadraNet votes. I'll speak to them and I'll contact Dedipath as well. I'll aim for QuadraNet but it will have to be Dedipath if they have a cabinet ready. And of course if Psychz acts appropriately as I mentioned then we should be able to just continue with them.
About to ship actually means about to ship except I couldn't do it because of everything else, but everything else is cooling down. As long as three more servers don't die right after I say that.
They're already there and IPMI is set up, I'm just waiting for my ACL/access to IPMI. Migrations should begin soon after. At least the immediate without data ones.
It is a pity that there is no CERA in it. If most of them are Asian customers, why not consider HK and SG
I'm open to suggestions in Los Angeles for up to colocation pricing in Tokyo, even if it's not QuadraNet or Inap. So we have CoreSite/Voxility, Cyxtera, Hivelocity, TELEHOUSE, TurnKey, Black Lotus, an Equinix reseller with their own blend, INAP, single-home Cogent (putting this one in there as a joke), PacificRack, QuadraNet.
Any others? And all the ones I listed, I don't know if all of them offer colocation or if some of them I listed are just in the same DC, for example Black Lotus, I know they offer DDoS filtering so maybe they only offer that in LA and not colocation space, I haven't looked into all of them.
Equinix is the only one where we definitely can't use their blend, it'd cost more than Tokyo. Probably $6/Mbps?
(edit) And I'll say this too, any with direct line with China Unicom/Telecom, it's like $9/Mbps so don't expect that for the majority of the blend.
Nice! Will it be automatically migrate or use Ryzen migration button?
Both but without data will always be first. Even when we send out migration email we'll mention how that node is eligible to use the without data button. It saves us a lot of time in migrations.
By the way, the with data migration is like 90% coded out, we're just stuck on the last security bit. I hired someone else on another contract to do it but he got busy. So our developer is just stuck there, I wish we had that too.
And of course when people's data and copy access to the node are involved we do not want to skip that step under any circumstances.
Sharktech has both, Los Angeles and Amsterdam (+ Chicago) if you're looking to get rid of Psychz.