1967: CP/CMS-67 - The OG Mainframe Multitasker: This beast paved the way for VPS by letting multiple users run their own virtual machines on a single system. Think of it as the grandpa of today's virt

If no information is available for you to research the provider to a level that meets your expectations, don't buy the product to avoid the risk.

god I need to get high on lsd, click on the "show previous quotes" and stare at the screen

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You're subjecting me to wanted advances of molestation and victimisation.

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you will own no pines and be happy.

CDN is just a cache for static files but geodns works for everything from the backend to the frontend.

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I run anycast gdnsd (DNS) servers that determine which server that IP is closest to and sends the user to that webserver. The data sync is a bit complicated to explain but in a nutshell every server

I see. I got a lot of reading to do on this. This looks interesting.

Not like a CDN it’s like GeoDNS the resolver returns different up based on request origin region.

Oh, got it. So, kinda like your own CDN. Cool. So, is there a primary server that filters IPs to determine the country and then send the user to the closest server? Or, is there a different mechanism

Exact complimenting specs for it are still being dialed in as we hear different use cases. Feel free to PM me and we can discuss. Ideally, I'd like to to end up competitive with something like Shadow.

@noob404 -- That's a win for sure, thank you for sharing your success story/journey (Image)

To be fair. You're not a jerk.

You get the idea, Dustin. For me, I go the unmanaged way every time, with almost everything in life, cause, I don't usually have the finances to hire someone else. But, I sometimes thank my circumstan

Hi @noob404 -- That's awesome to hear, thanks for sharing your experience! I know for a fact, based on data, tickets don't sit unanswered for very long here (Image)