• iDRAC Access - Upload and Install your Own ISO

• iDRAC Access - Upload and Install your Own ISO

KillBill just makes me feel uncomfortable. Are they going to try and destroy my billing practices? Am I going to wake up and all my invoices are gone?

OVH has lately become stingy with the bandwidth pipes. Gigabit is only guaranteed on the Advanced series or higher (or if you get lucky with the pipe lottery on the eco servers). I would keep your ser

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Yep. Unfortunately the billing panel was chosen to be hosted on another service than one we run ourself. Was great for the start of the company but it has shown itself to be too unreliable. I am looki

Only way to achieve the goals properly imho. Shoot for the stars, even if you fail you get to the moon or something like that. Will know in a decade, ask me again then? (Image)

Very cool stuff -- now that you're heavily invested in building your own data center, do you still feel like it was worth it?

You can if u setup ur own and budget 10$ more

Super old, super cheap server. It's probably on list to be recycled into ewaste regardless, spares might not even be kept anymore.

traffic services and, as such, we are excited to introduce our new 2.5 Gbps port speed Standard Cloud plans with increased traffic.

Hiya Tom

I took a quick look at Hetzner's server auction. My procedure was to set the search options to at least three disks and scan for E3. I quickly found a result, shown below. "Fixed price&qu

As a business owner (I've owned 15 companies in 22 years since I was 18, many different companies not just tech-related), I don't think they are trying to "kill their customer base",

directly in your shell, and you can install your own NAT IPv4 and IPv6 VPSes, containers, or chroots. KVM access and sudo are available.

Unfortunately not always the case. The amount of time, effort into it is usually not worth it, especially the integrations and management time. If you were going to do any sort of DIY, you'd have an e

The rule of thumb is that, left to its own devices, any company would cut corners to cut costs. There might be exceptions, of course, but that is the rule, the race to the bottom would apply to any un

We are virtono cloud users, we have resources assigned to us on their infrastructure, but we made our own plans with our own configuration.

At some point it will be cheaper to develop own solution from scratch

TLDR: I can just about manage to spin up a home server using yunohost, but I have no idea if it's secure, I just know I mostly followed a how-to guide online and it seems to all work. I now reckon it