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RamNode | OpenVZ VPS $12/yr LET Sale

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  • @nishantk said:
    @nessa which location would be better for indian customer?

    NL is best for India.

  • @nessa said:

    @permatahost said:
    do you have any promotion for your reseller hosting?

    Not right now, but maybe soon!

    Looking for a reseller hosting promotion too :)

  • So I know vaguely, docker won't install on openvz. Can anyone pl. confirm?

  • nessanessa Member, Patron Provider

    @Alic said:
    So I know vaguely, docker won't install on openvz. Can anyone pl. confirm?

    Docker doesn't work too well on OpenVZ

    Thanked by 3Alic TimRoo Asim
  • alentoalento Member, Host Rep

    Thanks @nessa for your help with my order.

    Thanked by 1nessa
  • @nessa said:

    @Alic said:
    So I know vaguely, docker won't install on openvz. Can anyone pl. confirm?

    Docker doesn't work too well on OpenVZ

    I assume there's no problems with Wireguard though, right?

  • nessanessa Member, Patron Provider

    @TimRoo said:
    I assume there's no problems with Wireguard though, right?

    wireguard is fine, you just need to open a ticket with us so we can enable the kernel modules needed for it to work properly.

    Thanked by 1TimRoo
  • Looks nice

  • poor ATLSVZS72.

  • Hello, I know some older OpenVZ had issues running docker.. Is it possible to run docker there?

  • emghemgh Veteran, Megathread Squad
    edited September 2022

    @manui said:
    Hello, I know some older OpenVZ had issues running docker.. Is it possible to run docker there?

    See below:

    @nessa said:

    @Alic said:
    So I know vaguely, docker won't install on openvz. Can anyone pl. confirm?

    Docker doesn't work too well on OpenVZ

    Thanked by 1manui
  • GeekBench per Core 521

  • ArkasArkas Member, Retired Moderator

    @cloudbe said: GeekBench per Core 521

    Ouch!

  • Is the VPS recurring with promo code next year or then normal price?

  • @MrNutz99 said:
    Is the VPS recurring with promo code next year or then normal price?

    @nessa said: The code is set to recur up to 3 times (3 years)

  • @Mumbly said:

    @MrNutz99 said:
    Is the VPS recurring with promo code next year or then normal price?

    @nessa said: The code is set to recur up to 3 times (3 years)

    ahhh thanks so much

  • Hi. Do you allow mining?

  • MumblyMumbly Member
    edited September 2022

    It's OpenVZ... Neighbours would waterboard you. Rightfully so.

    Thanked by 1nessa
  • naifamoodinaifamoodi Member
    edited September 2022

    @Mumbly said:
    It's OpenVZ... Neighbours would waterboard you. Rightfully so.

    Umm. I am afraid I am not familiar with that word. What does it mean to "waterboard" someone?

  • yoursunnyyoursunny Member, IPv6 Advocate

    @naifamoodi said:
    What does it mean to "waterboard" someone?

    When you are standing on the board walk next to a lake, I push you into the lake.
    It's a great fun.

    Thanked by 1TimRoo
  • naifamoodinaifamoodi Member
    edited September 2022

    @yoursunny said:

    @naifamoodi said:
    What does it mean to "waterboard" someone?

    When you are standing on the board walk next to a lake, I push you into the lake.
    It's a great fun.

    But just before you are able to push me, I turn around, pick you up and throw you in the water instead. I am after all much larger than you in size. Is this what it means to waterboard someone? If yes then I am afraid I still don't see the correlation of this to VPSes, virtualization, and mining.

  • nessanessa Member, Patron Provider

    We specifically disallow mining per our AUP

  • yoursunnyyoursunny Member, IPv6 Advocate

    @naifamoodi said:

    @yoursunny said:

    @naifamoodi said:
    What does it mean to "waterboard" someone?

    When you are standing on the board walk next to a lake, I push you into the lake.
    It's a great fun.

    But just before you are able to push me, I turn around, pick you up and throw you in the water instead. I am after all much larger than you in size. Is this what it means to waterboard someone?

    I pretend I cannot swim and start sinking like a rock.
    You hear police siren from a distance.
    Worried that you would be caught for murder, you jump in the lake and grab me.

  • ArkasArkas Member, Retired Moderator
    edited September 2022

    @yoursunny said: I pretend I >cannot swim and start sinking like a rock.
    You hear police siren from a distance.
    Worried that you would be caught for murder, you jump in the lake and grab me.

    Don't drink and post, it results in strange posts like this one :lol:

  • I have an old 128MB CVZ OpenVZ since 2015 and I'm very happy with RamNode. However, obviously, the price is quite outdated in 2022 for what I'm getting, and I could be very interested in this. Is there any chance you could maintain the IP of my old VPS if I get this new one?

  • yoursunnyyoursunny Member, IPv6 Advocate
    edited September 2022

    @Arkas said:

    @yoursunny said: I pretend I >cannot swim and start sinking like a rock.
    You hear police siren from a distance.
    Worried that you would be caught for murder, you jump in the lake and grab me.

    Don't drink and post, it results in strange posts like this one :lol:

    @naifamoodi pulled me out of the lake.
    She opened the back of her vehicle, offered me a Diet Coke from her cooler, but I wanted a hot coffee to warm up after getting waterboarded into the cold lake.

    So I walked to the nearest Starbucks, only to find an unattended laptop at the corner table, with someone's WHMCS account open.
    Inside the account there is a $2.99/year 128MB OpenVZ 6 VPS from 2015, idling with Debian 7.
    With a smirk under my face mask, I quietly pressed the big red "request cancellation" button, and selected "immediate" type.

    I returned an underutilized IPv4 to the pool and took a vulnerable machine off the Internet, which reduces global warming and makes the world a better place.

    Thanked by 1commercial
  • @yoursunny said:

    @Arkas said:

    @yoursunny said: I pretend I >cannot swim and start sinking like a rock.
    You hear police siren from a distance.
    Worried that you would be caught for murder, you jump in the lake and grab me.

    Don't drink and post, it results in strange posts like this one :lol:

    @naifamoodi pulled me out of the lake.
    She opened the back of her vehicle, offered me a Diet Coke from her cooler, but I wanted a hot coffee to warm up after getting waterboarded into the cold lake.

    So I walked to the nearest Starbucks, only to find an unattended laptop at the corner table, with someone's WHMCS account open.
    Inside the account there is a $2.99/year 128MB OpenVZ 6 VPS from 2015, idling with Debian 7.
    With a smirk under my face mask, I quietly pressed the big red "request cancellation" button, and selected "immediate" type.

    I returned an underutilized IPv4 to the pool and took a vulnerable machine off the Internet, which reduces global warming and makes the world a better place.

    She?! Moi?

    Thanked by 1yoursunny
  • Do you support rDNS?

  • nessanessa Member, Patron Provider

    @saosangmo said:
    Do you support rDNS?

    Yes

    Thanked by 1saosangmo
  • @l4a9z4 said:
    I have an old 128MB CVZ OpenVZ since 2015 and I'm very happy with RamNode. However, obviously, the price is quite outdated in 2022 for what I'm getting, and I could be very interested in this. Is there any chance you could maintain the IP of my old VPS if I get this new one?

    I am in the same situation ($15/year for 128MB + 64MB swap with 12GB storage and 500GB/month bandwidth since 2014) however this $12 offer is for 3 years after which it reverts to the regular yearly price which is currently $37.80. The regular price is good for what you get but only worth it over the $15/year forever deal long term if you would use the extra resources.

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