+1 for Amazon Route53 -- their system for automatically changing the DNS in the event of downtime is well done.

Paying for servers is not a problem if its a viable solution, but Amazon does not seems to serve its purpose, either its too costly for its service rendered. But surely we will give a shot, our server

Register with Amazon AWS, Utilize their free tier offer for 1 year. Upload the files to Amazon S3, and serve them with Amazon Cloudfront.

Amazon's Route 53 for anything you need 100% SLA (you won't get more reliable).

Amazon Route 53

I recommend http://www.amazon.co.uk/TP-Link-PA411KIT-AV500-Powerline-Adapter/dp/B0084Y9N3O/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1412092237&sr=8-1&keywords=powerline+adapter

The sad part js the more small busienes they kill the more things will get bad. For google amazon and all these places its not a big deal they have enough accountants to handle the paper work and cros

Already discussed: http://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/35083/major-xen-security-issue-xsa-108-under-embargo-amazon-rebooting-everything

So apparently there is a Xen security vulnerability to be announced on 1 Oct. Amazon and Rackspace, among others, have been preimformed and are responding and forcing reboots of large numbers of insta

It seems that this whole thing is being blown way out of proportion. It seems like everyone is worried about US companies selling to EU residents, and I haven't been able to find anything stating that

I'll be honest, amazon is looking more affordable at the moment. It's $0.50/zone and then like $0.70 per million geo requests, and they're prorated. So on some domains I pay $0.50 + a few cents, and s

every country of the globe. Everybody knows Amazon, Ebay, Etc.. No offense to anyone here, but we probably have about 1% of Amazons audience, and thus, lack the worlds eyeball on our "tax ev

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couldn't someone just figure out what's different on their amazon/rackspace VM now after the reboot compared to what it was previously?

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Sadly that is not true, the USA has signed up to this, the bottom line is everyone cried about amazon, netflix, ebay etc etc evading tax (it worked out to 200billion) so they put this in place to prev

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Amazon says they're only rebooting less than 10% of their EC2 infra.

Lets pertend that its something that requires a restart. Linode may have san storage for all of there customer data. Where as amazon has instance storage so amazon is then unable to do migration of vm

This is a list of all the companies that get disclosure, since SolusVM is part of OnApp, and listed on the pre-disclosure list, they are privy to the same information as Amazon. Would be interesting t