not really, i think there's something wrong with the network today, my linode is always in 100mbps port not 1gbps. and also when i downloading 4 Centos, 2 Debian, 4 Ubuntu iso file i get around 50-80

Well, since i only have Linode for my VPS. here's the result :

Just use Linode's docs:

What about BuycPanel messing cPanel licenses? LOL thats first. I was just reading a (first, that I read) nagative review of LINODE on WHT http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=1101752

I'm using PowerDNS on my DNS setup on 3 LEBs and one Linode, with MySQL replication and using PowerAdmin to manage it (some custom SQL queries at times too).

it is xen (linode) also forgot to paste the buffers/cache output from free -m here it is;

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mmm,, ok.. at least more expensive than my 512MB Linode VPS.. :P

So what I tend to do now is just host all the code myself. Get a nice hosting package at a place you know is going to have 100% uptime (rackspace cloud/linode are good), and then create subdomains for

No linode, no rackspace, no amazon, etc: too expensive, only one IPv4. I looked at them regularly, especially for their offers in Japan but I didn't commit yet.

87.04 "price" VPS (in what currency? USD? The host's native?), but no Linode, Rackspace, etc.

I prefer dedicated servers, the performance is consistent - I don't have to check every week if my provider is screwing me on the resources. It's well worth the extra money for me. VPS is just for fun

@Daniel: We're using BurstNET for a few things in the final release: Our main services won't be launched on the BurstNET networks, and our pollers are with other providers such as Linode.

OS isn't the matter I guess, something must go wrong with your configuration. See: http://library.linode.com/networking/openvpn/ubuntu-10.04-lucid

All LowEndAdmin needs to do is figure out how much memory this forum takes, then login to his Linode Manager and turn down the memory to what's absolutely required. Maybe it'll squeeze into 128MB? The

I was thinking that the low-end linode packages don't come with much bandwidth (200GB for $20/month)...but then I read that LEB uses CloudFlare so perhaps that doesn't matter.

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Anyway. I went with good ol' Linode because it's actually almost-free for me, and it's not likely to be a low end provider.

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