So, @caasify the providers where a customer signs up, how is the setup done? Do you create an account with the providers on our behalf?

And seems like that for compliance purposes customer data has to be shared

Technically, Cassify and not customers own the data (from the providers eyes), right?

We are directly connected to the provider's infrastructure. They do not provide a public API, which clarifies our partnership.

If I were you, my focus will be strong development team to have polished unified control panel — the strongest marketing selling point.

Each provider has its own API service, which differs from the others. In this case, if we want to add an X option, we must prepare it for X time for different API services.

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I am a recently retired software engineer (FIREd) with some capital to invest in passive income ventures. I have extensive experience working with Debian, particularly in hosting websites, and am comf

if a new person visits your site Jio Fiber's router will likely query the DNS from authoritative nameservers, the issue is with their routers storing the DNS cache for quite some time rather than tryi

In theory, no provider should object to having separate accounts for you personally and the company, because legally they are, and must be, distinct.

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meanwhile, both of my VDS's are down, and I can't get the portal to open tickets... one is completely non-responsive, and the other shows that it's disk is suddenly not bootable...

business accounts or two personal accounts, different story. One personal and one business is completely legal by all lenses. You don’t OWN your business account. Your company does, that’s 100% true.

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For instance, how I described it myself. All my HTTP endpoints on the various providers are running haproxy, which forward to multiple backends. You can have those backends on the same host, failover

I don't own Hosthatch, I just rented a service, and I have no issue to carry on ,

OVH and Scaleway also design their own motherboards.

RIP. Guess I am going to make my own template.

Sounds good, good luck with new rack, what are the specs if you don't mind sharing with us. Also as ColoCrossing is now fully owned by hostpapa group can we expect ipv6 in next year? Or maybe RN's own