We're excited to announce hourly billed servers, now available in Flux. On top of virtual servers, we have added support for bare metal dedicated and auction servers to be deployed hourly too.

As an actual developer, takes me less than a minute to know you have 0 idea with this code-base and have let AI totally wild.

using AI doesn't automatically mean someone doesn't understand their own code. know what the code does, and if I didn't, I wouldn't be publishing it.

Am i the only one who thinks its quite comical to lecture somebody about backups right after youre admiting you dont have access to your own backups?

but if you get null routed in ddos cases, how do you expect a local binary to protect you from getting null routed?

Yeah, Cloudflare and Wallarm obviously crush it if you have an enterprise budget. But for smaller providers or custom setups, paying for Cloudflare's high-tier L7 mitigation or advanced routing gets i

I have noticed in some threads that buying server space and getting offered the DDoS protection below is my thoughts to open discussion.

if you didn't set FcRDNS, SPF, DKIM, and lately DMARC, you can forget about mailing big corps. Running my own mailserver nearly 20 years and never had issues with blocklists.

Yes, because we'll have to rent compute from datacenters (some crazy cunts believe this).

Hypervisor.io is now a self-hosted control panel for running a real KVM/QEMU cloud on your own hardware: one master, unlimited slave nodes across as many datacenters as you want. The pitch: the provis

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Tell it to AWS GovCloud customers and Fortune 500 companies who use those services.

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If you truly need confidential computing you should use your own fully audited hardware not rely on Azure, GCP or AWS.

That's one way to disrupt your own chances of survival.

They provide servers for other providers or provide colocation inside their DC for clients with their own hardware.

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I just meant to say that usually you request a refund, and if you don't get it, then you dispute. You normally don't do both at the same time. I agree that you should get what you paid back.

That's the point. If provider provides backup slots, customer are expected to maintain the backup interval so when SHTF, the backup could be deployed + recovery from artifacts e.g WAL. If the node tha

I understand your point, but let me clarify: a refund or PayPal dispute is not about making money. It's about getting my own money back for a service that has become unusable due to repeated, extended