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When signing up for shared cPanel hosting, I don't recall Los Angeles being an option.
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Well the addition of the new column on the stats page seems to have made everything a bit stagnant so far but activity will pick up no doubt.
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wd-40 overload
Flexible but useful regardless.
seems like this time of day is just kinda dead. my guess is it picks up in a few hours and goes hard after that
i like your attitude.
if life gives you lemons then you'd make lemonade.
and if Racknerd gives you vps
what do you do?
Go hard or go home
one eight six go go
sex go go?
Makes sense to keep this thread on topic. I'm just going with the flow as a newbie. Definitely not intending to be in the top 6 posters!
Aside from network-speed.xyz and yabs.sh, are there any other interesting scripts or tools you guys are aware of? Not necessarily for benchmarking, but just general information gathering or other uses.
yessir!
lol
If I were to think of any suggestion at all, it might be to consider adding to the "knowledgebase" some very basic information about AutoSSL. The small amount of information available does not tell a newbie where to go -- or perhaps more importantly, what not to do -- to get SSL up and running.
I am nitpicking. The experience is great overall.
Aside from network-speed.xyz and yabs.sh, are there any other interesting scripts or tools you guys are aware of? Not necessarily for benchmarking, but just general information gathering or other uses.
general linux?
htop
ncdu
idk, i dont have many fancy tools
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bubblefish
good name to call something cute and wet.
Generally they are put to use depending on the specs, running docker/lxd containers for dev purposes or more likely running vscode-server.
Ofcourse idling for life is always an option.
bench.monster is another speed test one
the number of idlers I have right now....is just disgusting. I need to find projects for all of them, even if they're meaningless
How many are we talking about?
Right. They are so many open source projects around and sometimes just for the sake of learning new things put one of them to test.
i lately did a cost analyst and well... i have 1 idler
10-15 or so servers in total
some free (oracle) some not
Plus containers, virtual environments, nix shell and similar tools makes it easy to experiment stuff without the risk of breaking the OS and reinstalling everytime.
Aside from network-speed.xyz and yabs.sh, are there any other interesting scripts or tools you guys are aware of? Not necessarily for benchmarking, but just general information gathering or other uses.
I've used htop, but good to know about ncdu!
Ah yea, I've tried that the other day on a VM on my homelab.
ncdu is amazing. I used it yesterday, I have a server with 40 GB of disk space and it helped me find 5 GB of old log files