...and I would love to get you on board.

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I wonder if anyone has ported the VirtIO drivers to older versions of Windows. Running Windows 95 in the cloud would be... an experience. 1 GB RAM and 10 GB disk would be more than enough. 😂

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I don’t think there is anything wrong with Opennebula, but it is a private cloud solution. Making a public service out if it requires some work. I have found it stable and it has been working for us …

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The answer would be 'it depends'. If you have 10 users running a mail server they can probably share one core. I don't see anything wrong with that. You should look at the average load on the entire …

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Nothing spectacular - ~50TB Movies/TV/Music backed up in the cloud, ~30TB on my home NAS running unraid, Movies only. Currently just updating what I can from 1080 to 4K when the quality calls for it.

We are looking for an open-source/or low-cost solution to provide a Cloud VM solution. Our list almost down to these two. The ideal is working with GlusterFS + HCI storage.

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FastNetMon for detection + A reliable BGP scrubbing provider if you need to protect L4 services and you are a provider, for L7 only you could just rely on a CDN/WAF or cloud protection service

Might want to look at the Dutch PCextreme? They offer 1GB KVMs for €1/mo, where you can add Ceph block storage at €10 per 2.5TB. That would be €20 for 5TB or €40/m for 10TB (Image)

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