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Depends how long your host can exist.
We don’t think you’ll exist until October next year.
Cross referencing the summer host checklist, this provider meets the following conditions:
@ascicode
KoaNode is a project of our group company. As long as the group company continues operating, the project will continue as well.
And I still wonder what hardware you run. Is it hard to disclose this information?
Projects get axed as companies continue operating, just ask google how many project got the axe there, it's well over 250 to 290 projects that got cancelled. Not even google knows how many.
This project will not last long, a few months at most. If not weeks.
I can find almost nothing on google, tell more.
Their other business is sketchy free VPNs! https://play.google.com/store/apps/dev?id=7354473564010753547
Inspires confidence, right? ....right?
@Obelous
Yes, that is another project associated with the same group company. I want to be transparent about that.
The VPN apps are managed by another team within the company, while I manage K.N Cloud. K.N Cloud is a separate cloud service with its own infrastructure, billing, and operations.
I’m not asking you to judge K.N Cloud based on the VPN apps. Please judge K.N Cloud by its own service and track record. You are welcome to check back in a month and see how we are doing.
@ascicode
Google does not index every Chinese company or private group company, especially when the company or project is new and has limited international exposure.
K.N Cloud is operated by our group company, but our online presence is still limited because the service is new. You are welcome to judge us by the service itself and check back in a month to see whether we are still operating.
feel free to resubmit your offer thread when you intend to be serious.
..> visit enthusiast forum
..> refuse to be transparent
is not good first look
though it can be rectified if more information is provided.
@ScrewedUp
As we say in China, “time reveals character.” Let’s wait and see. We’ll let the service speak for itself.
Actually retarded take.
So I can buy 9950x or I can buy 20 year old xeons.
A quick clarification following a recent customer question:
The following three IPs are provided for ping, traceroute, and basic latency testing only:
US-MIA: 64.81.171.254
DE-FRA: 179.61.225.254
NL-AMS: 179.61.241.254
These Test IPs are permanently reserved for testing and will not be assigned to any customer instance.
Customer instances receive separate IP addresses through the normal provisioning process.
Please do not use the Test IPs for stress testing or continuous throughput testing.
@alincupunct
I missed your question earlier. Please see the later comments for the hardware details.
?????????????
What goddamned CPU are you using????
@alincupunct
Our servers were acquired at different times, so CPU models may vary. We do not guarantee a specific CPU model for standard instances; please review our policies before ordering.
So a pentium 3 is possible? Great news.
Disappointing, I follow this list religiously.
@Mainfrezzer
Standard plans do not guarantee a specific CPU model. They guarantee the published vCPU, memory, storage and network specifications.
Not quite that far back 😄 If you’re curious, feel free to try it yourself.
You absolute buffoon.
Use your peanut sized brain or tell a LLM to answer for you, but post the hardware you are using, for the love of god. You have 3 locations.
Asian Marketing
but at least give a range, core 2 duo, i3, pentium, something like that.
@itzsenu
CPU models vary by location and deployment batch; current deployments use Intel Xeon Gold series processors. Specific CPU models are not guaranteed.
You are an absolute joke.
okey. at least say something like
“we use intel xeon gold, and the exact cpu model and generation depends on the location and stock.”instead of saying we can’t disclose the node specs.okey. at least say something like
“we use intel xeon gold, and the exact cpu model and generation depends on the location and socket.”instead of saying you cant disclose the node specs.no one likes buying from a provider that won’t even say what hardware they’re running. buyers need to know what kind of performance and specs they’re getting.
EDIT: idk what happened, i edited it and added as a new comment?