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Test a vps on RockSolidVPS
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Can I please get a few people to test a vps on RockSolidVPS.
want some honest feedback on setup process, performance, etc etc.
thanks
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why not.. can i give it a good thrashing? :P
hahha how about we drop it down a notch from ' a good trashing' ?? sign up and let me know when you have done that I will fire off a vps for you
Done, burstcube email address
ok with you now, be gentle.....ish :-)
Signed up. (shinjuro.com)
I have a question, for how long will this "test" be running?
Thank you.
I love your website.
done, you should have the details now
love yours! sorry its getting changed soon, hope you still love it once its done
I recieved the details, will be running some tests now. Thanks.
a month or so, depends on your feedback and how fantastic you think it is. ;-)
Great!
Been treating it nice and stuff.. just saying... should get some IPv6 support on this..
that will be in the next few days :-)
Test results from rocksolidvps.net (Pebble package, OpenVZ):
Network Traceroute:
The real server node location is: USA, Dallas
for some reason the VPS IP didn't return a country-flag,
i contacted rocksolidvps.net about this and they said they will get this fixed.
I will get back with additional feedback after having used this VPS for a longer time, this are just quick measured results.
@prometheus have a server in Germany and Romania? where to order it?
Looks bad for a SSD, single drive server?
no not a single drive.
nothing wrong with 244 mb/s
IP is fine if you query ARIN, perhaps the db you were referencing was old...
see :
http://whois.arin.net/rest/net/NET-162-251-114-160-1/pft
Not sure about you but RAID 10 (Samsung) SSD's performances are around 500mb/s
great, but the nodes were never advertised as raid 10!
is raid 10 for SSD a requirement?
There are plenty of hosts out there with raid one standard drives let alone raid 10 ssd.
Well, you're certainly off to a fantastic start. Particularly attractive business model:
well nothing wrong with raid 5.
anyway 244 mb/sec that's redundant is a fine business model.
Thanks to everyone for their great comments and support.
Its wonderful to know there are providers out there that can support another provider without the need to undermine them.
well done!
SSD on RAID 5? LOL
my god, its such a laugh, my drives are not raid 5, its common knowledge that writes for raid 5 using ssd are very slow.
but it goes to show how judgemental some people are!
they are mirrored... do get over it, now you know
Its not that writes for RAID 5 using SSD is slow.
Forget it, you probably know nothing about RAID, why don't you Google about it first.
learn something:
http://www.infostor.com/disk-arrays/skyera-raid-5-kills-ssd-arrays.html
http://www.infostor.com/disk-arrays/skyera-raid-5-kills-ssd-arrays.html
You probably just Googled it when I told you to. Damn, this guy is ignorant as hell.
do people expect RAID10 from a cheap LEB offering? get what you pay for.