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It's only ~33.5GB of data, which is not at all huge for a database these days. And it's a lot easier to manage than 1.2 million files. It would also probably save you disk space since there's not al

Did we find out what is wrong with> @DejavuMoe said:

I think virtual SMP (more than one vCPU) support will come eventually, just not sure when. Disk performance is a major issue on OpenBSD as well. It's usable, just not competitive.

No exactly ahah I noticed that but a bit late. I'm restoring the data over an external backup anyway to avoid the risk of premature termination, they say 2/3 days max until termination but I'd rather

The old hareware recycling is GREAT. I really love this idea and it's awesome. But -- if you offer plans with huge RAM and Disk, the CPU cores need to match up somehow to make it work. Otherwise, the

This gives me multiples of 1GB of memory per 32GB of storage, which is certainly above average. I don't do the whole alacarte CPU/memory/disk -- it doesn't work well with small hosts.

Disk : 29.4 GiB

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That's why I keep a 2 GB disk partition with a bootable Debian image on this VPS, because booting from a recovery ISO is not possible on GreenCloud. I shall figure out all the needful when I'll sit at

Honestly, with 10Gbps (esp. "intra DC" mostly really fast), asking nicely (actually checking first) to keep the disk sizes the same, that dd should take <15m (I'm being conser

Yes I agree with that, it will just sink some hours of time to do this migration manually on my side. If I could pay to have the disk image moved over by the staff I would prefer.

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I mean if it's only 35GB you can probably boot into a rescue environment (on both VMs) and do a dd across an SSH connection and write it directly to the new disk (of course size matters...).

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ZFS on root is required because VPS Price Tracker uses 1.5 million inodes and EXT4 cannot handle it on a 35 GB disk (Image)

I'm thinking, this VPS has a small 2 GB disk partition containing a bootable Debian ISO image, I can boot off that and take a low-level copy of the VPS disk and dump it somewhere else over the network