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CloudBlast: The Community Hub – Updates, Feedback & Chit-Chat!

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  • juhuaxinjuhuaxin Member
    edited May 18

    I have been using KillerOffer for more than half a year. The windows system has always been very stable. During the remote operation, I didn't find any cpu anomalies. Perhaps it's because I haven't specifically tested it, but on a server that costs 3.6 euros per month, with 4h8g100g, Even if it explodes, I'd still praise it for being so loud.

    Thanked by 1cloudblast
  • cloudblastcloudblast Member, Patron Provider

    ONLY 1 IN STOCK
    A very special plan for an early bird Hong Kong user! Rush now to get it. (for new users only)

  • cloudblastcloudblast Member, Patron Provider

    Feedback Hub is not online, allows to publish and upvote ideas and track the current development.

    Can't wait to receive your feedbacks!

    https://console.cloudblast.io/feature-requests

  • cloudblastcloudblast Member, Patron Provider

    We just released CloudTerm v1.1.0

    • Introduced support for OpenCode (other than Codex & Claude Code)
    • Improved the AI assistant interface with better elements rendering such as tables and now it's possible to copy commands and
    • Copy buttons on code blocks
    • Sessions on the same host are numbered.
    • New option to choose how links are being opened in the terminal. Choose plain click as before, or require Ctrl (Cmd on macOS).
    • Auto updater for Windows

    Try CloudTerm: https://github.com/BradPerbs/cloudterm

  • Cloud, BLAST !!!!

  • cloudblastcloudblast Member, Patron Provider

    Little update:

    Backups. now it's possible to select the retention time and frequency of the automatic backups.

    Console. Now all power actions of the servers has a better feedback with the actual real-time status of the server.

    Billing. We have improved the billing tab to make it more user friendly and to allow navigating previous billing periods.

    Thanked by 1oloke
  • cloudblastcloudblast Member, Patron Provider

    Hey LET,

    We've just opened our newest location: Birmingham, UK. Same setup as our other regions, now in the heart of the UK for lower latency to UK/EU users (and a clean option if you need UK data residency).

    What you get in Birmingham:

    • AMD EPYC 7642
    • Enterprise NVMe storage
    • 10 Gbps network on every VM
    • DDoS protection included
    • Hourly billing, so spin up and tear down whenever
    • Crypto accepted

    Pricing starts at €3.60/mo for 1 vCPU / 3 GB RAM / 20 GB NVMe. Full plans here: https://cloudblast.io/pricing

    Deploy from the console right now: https://cloudblast.io

    Happy to answer questions in the thread, and if you run a bench, post your results 👇

  • ObelousObelous Member
    edited September 17

    @cloudblast said: CPU steal has been partially solved as said in the ticket as well, we can't 100% solve it as we are completely out of stock and we have people begging to deploy our VPS's every single day

    i know its an old comment, i just had to

  • cloudblastcloudblast Member, Patron Provider
    edited September 17

    @Obelous said:

    @cloudblast said: CPU steal has been partially solved as said in the ticket as well, we can't 100% solve it as we are completely out of stock and we have people begging to deploy our VPS's every single day

    i know its an old comment, i just had to

    We have 0% CPU steal on all our nodes and locations. The only node with a very limited CPU steal is the only old NL node, which uses the EPYC 7551p, not much we can do about it, planning a replacement/upgrade of the node but will take time sadly.

  • luilui Veteran

    On your hourly servers, is there any way we can shut down instead of turn down and pay only for storage? That would quite fit a use case I have

  • cloudblastcloudblast Member, Patron Provider

    @lui said:
    On your hourly servers, is there any way we can shut down instead of turn down and pay only for storage? That would quite fit a use case I have

    Shutting down a VM do not make you pay less, but on VM's you can create a backup, and restore it into a VM only when you need. Keeping a backup most of the times costs just few cents per month.

    On the other hand, for Workers if you shut down a worker you do pay only the storage. (CPU Hours, RAM Hours and Bandwidth are not charged).

    Thanked by 1lui
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