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OVH SoYouStart lineup refresh

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  • 007shinobi007shinobi Member
    edited June 2014

    Were others able to normally burst on the 1 gbit port? (I mean without needing bursting thing which I think is called nitro)

  • earlearl Member

    Yeah, I wish the setup fees weren't so high.. would have liked to try the E3 when it was available @BHS

  • xyzxyz Member
    edited June 2014

    "GAME" range of servers now available in beta, for those interested.

    http://www.soyoustart.com/fr/serveurs-game.xml

    Appears to only be available on French site. Comment from Google Translate:

    A 50% discount is applied to the price of the server during the beta testing period until 30 June 2014. Commitment 14 days non-renewable.

    Currently out of stock. From what I can tell, the SSD range looks a bit more appealing than the (non-discounted) Game range.

  • NickolaiNickolai Member
    edited June 2014

    What does the phrase "limited to 128 IPs and/or 16 slots per server" mean?

    http://www.soyoustart.com/ie/essential-servers.xml

  • rm_rm_ IPv6 Advocate, Veteran
    edited June 2014

    @Nickolai http://www.soyoustart.com/ie/failover-ip.xml
    means you can have up to 16 individual IPs or subnets of various sizes, but all of those in aggregate must not exceed 128 IPs.

  • tehdantehdan Member
    edited June 2014

    as I understand it you have 16 slots, each 'slot' can be filled with a single IP, or a subnet as large as /29 (8 ips). Therefore the most ips you can have is 16*8 = 128 IPs.

  • That's interesting. I don't care how my IPs are grouped, so 128 IPs is 128 IPs but I guess it might matter for some use cases.

  • tehdantehdan Member

    I don't see many people paying €2/month for the last 112 IPs on a €30/month server...

  • @rm_ could you please share the availability script?

  • FalzoFalzo Veteran

    @punkstar69 said:
    @rm_ could you please share the availability script?

    +1

  • TWoTWo Member
    edited June 2014

    Get JQ: http://stedolan.github.io/jq/

    And the let your Cron mail you:

    curl https://ws.ovh.com/dedicated/r2/ws.dispatcher/getAvailability2 | jq '.answer.availability[] | .reference as $ref | .zones[] | {availability, zone, product: $ref} | select(.product == "142sys4") | select(.availability != "unavailable") | "\(.product) \(.zone) \(.availability)"'
    

    Replace 142sys4 with the ID you are interested in or add multiple by adding "or .product == "142sys1"

    PS: For the lazy ones, @rm_'s script can be found here

    Thanked by 1Falzo
  • FalzoFalzo Veteran

    @TWo: thanks, wasn't aware of that posting in the other long thread... ;-)

    how do you know what product got which id?
    nvm, found them in the source of their lineup-pages...

  • @TWo said:
    Get JQ: http://stedolan.github.io/jq/

    And the let your Cron mail you:

    curl https://ws.ovh.com/dedicated/r2/ws.dispatcher/getAvailability2 | jq '.answer.availability[] | .reference as $ref | .zones[] | {availability, zone, product: $ref} | select(.product == "142sys4") | select(.availability != "unavailable") | "\(.product) \(.zone) \(.availability)"'
    

    Replace 142sys4 with the ID you are interested in or add multiple by adding "or .product == "142sys1"

    PS: For the lazy ones, rm_'s script can be found here

    What about 142sys5,6,7 etc?
    Lets say that we want to make this script to work for KS-2, do we just replace 142sys4 with KS-2 ?

  • @punkstar69 said:
    Lets say that we want to make this script to work for KS-2, do we just replace 142sys4 with KS-2 ?

    Ok figured it out, its 124sk1 for Kimsufi KS-1.
    Big thanks.

    Is there any way to have it sent a mail on successfull availability? I tried adding | mail -s but it works even with no availability.

  • http://www.soyoustart.com/en/game-servers.xml also looks interesting, but no RAID and you can't renew...

  • zevuszevus Member

    hmm, price on the ie site is cheaper, 30 euros is $41.07, vs the $42 on the US site

  • @zevus said:
    hmm, price on the ie site is cheaper, 30 euros is $41.07, vs the $42 on the US site

    (because its included the VAT?)

  • rm_rm_ IPv6 Advocate, Veteran
    edited June 2014

    zevus said: hmm, price on the ie site is cheaper, 30 euros is $41.07, vs the $42 on the US site

    Because currencies. They picked one number which looked good enough ($42), and since then the exchange rates have changed a bit. Not reasonable to expect the US site to update the USD price daily, or listing weird prices such as "$41.07".

    ZweiTiger said: (because its included the VAT?)

    Are you really such a special kid to believe VAT would be something that adds 93 cents to $41? In EU it's closer to 15-20%, and in this case nope it's not that.

  • dynwebdynweb Member
    edited June 2014

    @hausarzt:

    After 12 months I will be able to renew the server for a full year with a 25% discount.

    Where can I find this info on their website? Or do you have a custom arrangement with OVH? ;-)

    I also would be interested in a complete Serverbear, if somebody can help...

  • rm_rm_ IPv6 Advocate, Veteran

    Where can I find this info on their website?

    http://www.soyoustart.com/fr/serveurs-essential/

    Thanked by 1dynweb
  • zevuszevus Member

    @rm_ said:
    They picked one number which looked good enough ($42), and since then the exchange rates have changed a bit. Not reasonable to expect the US site to update the USD price daily, or listing weird prices such as "$41.07".

    yes, but it was worth noting in any case... because as of right now, when ordering, you should order from the .ie site... well, I'm not sure how their charging works, I assumed you are charged in euros. I believe paypal charges a 1% fee for that, so it'd then make it ~$41.48.

    But right now the euro is at a sixth month high. Were these prices made over 6mo ago?

    There used to be a much larger discrepancy, w/ the old lineup (then it was the US site being about 10% cheaper).

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