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Benchmark test, where?
Invoice #2633 please - thank you.
I only need 1TB
More！
Invoice - 2659
Just paid for 3 years for x2 RAM & Storage. Will order more soon after testing. Thank you, @onidel !
@onidel do this object storage support static website with custom domain?
Select 0 . Please
Are adult websites accepted?
The fair use terms are very vague, in the sense what is considered is excessive is not defined clearly and yet it is put in the terms as a means of enforcement
Excessive bandwidth consumption that impacts the service quality of other users is not permitted.
___ what usage is going to impact service quality for everyone?
hosting excessively trafficked platforms
___ how does onidel determine excessively trafficked
Not to be a dick, but the SLA figures shouldn't just be tossed around without actually considering the impact to your business.
For instance - if it's a guaranteed SLA, then what happens if you break it? Give a free month? Give a fixed amount rebate? etc...
If you're attaching any compensation for breaking the SLA, it'd be incredibly easy for you to end up making a massive loss, possibly on something you have no control over, e.g. your upstream goes down, power surge in your DC that takes out multiple nodes, etc.
If you're not attaching any compensation to the SLA then, it's meaningless and you shouldn't even be mentioning it. In business, an SLA isn't an aspirational goal - it's something that has direct financial consequences if you miss it.
And it's important to get it right because even 99.99% is hard to achieve - to put it into context, that's less than an hour's downtime per year. Are you really sure that if a fault happens in any of your locations, that you can even notice the fault, track down and identify the cause and fix the issue within an hour, assuming you only have one fault in a year? Honestly, that kind of response level is something only the biggest providers can really manage. For those on a monthly contract with you, you'd be failing the SLA after only 5 minutes of downtime.
Even 99.9% reliability is hard to guarantee - do you really want to start compensating customers after 45 minutes of downtime in a month? And that's already at the point where the figures don't look that good written down, because customers don't wan't any downtime.
Obviously, every provider strives to hit 100% availability, but the SLA should be realistic if it's going to be offered at all.
They actually have that in their docs:
But yeah, 100%/99.99% availability is unrealistic.
Just ordered Vietnam 1G RAM plan!!
Annual for 4GB RAM is A$60.00, 3 years = A$180.00. Is it correct? It is different from the post
0.01% downtime translates to 52.56 minutes to be exact 😬
Finally a worthy deal, 12$/y in VIETNAM.
Oh good that they're explicit about their levels. I hadn't actually checked, I just had a knee-jerk reaction to the offhand "maybe we'll drop it to 99.99%" comment.
EDIT: Also, I should add that it's not about them as a provider, this applies to everyone who offers an SLA.
But their SLA definitely isn't 99.99%. If the SLA doesn't kick in until an hour, then it's not even meeting 99.9%.
EDIT 2: Also, their compensation levels seem pretty decent and fair.
have windows template eol or not?
Have windows trial
This would be my minimum recommended plan for Windows Server OS
Sorry, I'm not comfortable running that. You can order one to check it yourself.
Appreciated your feedback mate. Nothing better than direct, reasonable and constructive feedback
We're all agree that 100% SLA is an aspirational goal that, in hindsight, is unrealistic for any provider. When we initially set this figure, it was a reflection of our commitment to reliability and a belief in striving for perfection. We didn't scope in the inevitable variables outside of our control into this figure, which we should have.
We do provide SLA credit levels to back our commitments. As mentioned above, we will revisit our SLA to make it more realistic and grounded. It will be a balance between ambition and practicality, providing reliability that our customers can depend on without setting expectations that could lead to disappointment. At the end of the day, our goal remains unwavering: to provide a reliable and high-performance service to all our customers.
Yeah, a bit more details on this would be great. Also, does the object storage have any technical limits? Like requests per seconds, etc...
Much better than Black Friday. I really regret buying on Black Friday. I'm paying more for half specs except the traffic.
about object storage has some questions, are there any limits on the number of read and write operations? What is the monthly bandwidth limit? Is disaster backup and recovery available? If other regions are added in the future, can user freely choose multiple regions to establish storage buckets?
Done. Please perform a hard reboot to get additional RAM. Thank you for your orders
It does support static website with custom domain, but with HTTP only. You can use Cloudflare proxied DNS if you want to have HTTPS.
Invoice #2680
Got one object storage for test, hope it could surprise me
No