Did you just leak ur new location?

Everyone should have backups and backups of backups for hosting anything important. No question there. And it's always wise to have multiple different options.

I recently referred to my @UrDN VPS as a "Waffle House during a hurricane" VPS because it was just always available despite being in Kyiv. ( For the waffle house reference: https://e

I had a dedi with VSYS, not a single downtime even in heated war scenarios.

Before Christmas I was considering an Ukrainian host, of those that sponsor aid for war victims, that was before the bastards started heavily bombing all energy infrastructure country wide, so I ditch

For Debian lovers, also check out Linux Mint Debian Edition (LMDE), it's really outstanding: https://www.linuxmint.com/download_lmde.php

I have previously used it and can really suggest migration to the Prometheus - it performs much better. The only problem with it - there are no embedded rules, you have to search them or write on your

I used to feel the same, and I would try Linux then back to Windows, then back to Linux, then back to MacOS, then back to Linux, etc... for many years. And there are definitely things you have to get

I love Zabbix, but considering a move to Prometheus

Manjaro for work, Ubuntu for home laptop and Windows on the desktop. Considering dual booting Windows and manjaro on the desktop but WSL2 has been holding up well for my Linux needs

I did look into RackNerd offering, for the most part it’s really appealing but considering the latency connecting to a vps in the U.S will be high from where i will be connecting from + quality of net

Hello LowEndTalk community!

Honestly, if you need 16+ cores at that point it's probably worth considering a dedicated server.

What would be best and safe way to host a WHMCS website? Like on cPanel or any other control panel or installing php,apache,mysql manually and hosting whmcs.

It's capped at 50-100Mbps which is not that useable unless you are using it for a personal VPN or something similar. Check @febryanvaldo tests.

I have not used LightNode personally but considering the ping i'm going to buy one today it's hard to find VPS with this price range OneProvider VPS has less storage as compared to LightNode

https://bitbucket.org/agalanin/fuse-zip/src/master/

The gotchas are not marked obsolete, they are migrating the entire wiki somewhere else, so that's why.

Okay, i might try the EPYC one.

Unfortunately - no. These are already pretty cheap, considering our level of services. (Image)