tetech
tetech
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Thanks for the encouragement. I don't consider being inconspicuous a bad thing at the moment ;) That may change, but at first I'd like to do a sanity check of whether the containers work and I haven't done a major screw-up! Thanks! Happy for you to take it for a test drive for however long you want. Preference for…
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Looking for a volunteer/sucker/guinea pig to do an initial test. Same requirements as @Neoon, * Your account needs to be 6 months old * You need to have at least 50 Posts * You need to have at least 50 Likes But I don't have a fancy bot so the invite/provisioning is manual at the moment. In terms of the actual LXC…
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Yeah, agreed.
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It blew out to at least 30 :( I had to learn the Prometheus API from scratch and after that I refactored some things.
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Prometheus integration is working, plus the profile/preferences. Fiddled with the UI a bit, but still don't claim it is good. I'll set up a new node and optimize the memory usage a bit, then maybe it is time for someone else to take it for a test-drive. Memory is already not bad: # lxc-ls --runningdebtest2 eZxs82th# free…
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Status this morning: * Minor changes to UI from the screenshots. A few new things like SSH key download. * Control (start/stop/restart/noVNC) is complete. * Security is mostly finished - login/out, forgot/change password, verifying permissions in API, etc. * API is mostly complete (exceptions below) so it is displaying…
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Oh, the important functionality is mostly done. Here's noVNC. To be clear, my time budget for this is around 20 hours and I've already burned a third of it, so it won't get too fancy.
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I'm the first to admit that it won't win prizes for UI, but this is what I got so far. Stats are obviously faked, I didn't do the Prometheus connector yet.
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I kind of decided I should whip up some type of control panel. Seems nothing works well/properly on the low-end stuff I'm running. Proxmox certainly isn't going to be suitable.
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The essence of it (cutting out the parameter parsing etc.): echo "CREATING CONTAINER..." DOWNLOAD_KEYSERVER="keyserver.ubuntu.com" lxc-create --vgname=vg0 -B lvm -n ${NAME} --fssize ${DISK} -t download -- -d ${DISTRO} -r ${REL} -a amd64 echo "CONFIGURING RESOURCES..." echo "lxc.cgroup.memory.limit_in_bytes = ${MEM}" >>…
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At least I put a routed /64 in each LXC, in this case via tunnelbroker. # ./mlxc.sh add --name=debtest2 --mem=128M --swap=256M --disk=2G --cpu=10 --distro=debian --rel=bullseyeCREATING CONTAINER...Using image from local cacheUnpacking the rootfs---You just created a Debian bullseye amd64 (20220108_05:24) container.To…
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How much time do you spend dealing with tech support and/or abuse in that case? Or do your eligibility filters largely solve that. Technically, the LXC containers are already running. Potentially there's some things could be done, e.g. 6x 128M on the Amsterdam 1G and then NFS mount 30-40GB disk. From memory they're both in…
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Thanks for the ideas. First one is no go since none of the cores are dedicated and ToS for most of the plans specifically disallows such distributed compute. Second one seems more viable. I'll look at that, thanks again for the idea.
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True, true.
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If you want to collaborate more generally on network tests in Dallas, let me know. I have 8 KVMs being actively used in Dallas at the moment. Unfortunately they are a bit concentrated at Carrier-1 but I've got a few at other DCs like Infomart and Digital Realty.
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That's irrelevant, since they're not up for transfer at this moment.
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Perhaps the original post wasn't clear on this. For a small number, yes it does make sense to transfer, and for those ones I will generally ask for the pro-rated amount remaining on the term. That's the "I'll probably make a couple available for transfer soon" part. I'll do that separately. However, for most on the list…
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Don't wasabi only have one price (i.e. hot storage)? Same for B2. AWS glacier deep storage is $1/TB/mo, but of course retrieval costs can kill you. Scaleway C14 is 2 Euro/TB/mo, but lower retrieval cost.
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In my personal experience STO network is more reliable than OSL. sto-hoh1:~$ speedtest-cliRetrieving speedtest.net configuration...Testing from HostHatch (176.126.x.x)...Retrieving speedtest.net server list...Selecting best server based on ping...Hosted by RETN (Stockholm) [1.14 km]: 1.793 msTesting download…
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Thank you for the offers!
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Generally (not specific to IH) my limits are basically €15 /year for 1GB and €25 /year for 2GB+50 NVMe. Trading down any other specs is fine. Beyond that the biggest influences are location and reliability. In other words, the existing 1G+40 NVMe for €15 is pretty interesting for me! I probably wouldn't pay double for the…
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I lost millions
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That (set a static neighbor) is basically what I do manually as a work-around, which seems a bit ugly. As you say, there's a problem if the MAC of the gateway changes. I generally reboot the VPS in that case for other reasons. I didn't notice that your program does it already.
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Thank you for the update! Some (hopefully constructive) feedback: It works well. The biggest issue I found is memory use. I clocked it at 90 MB compared to ndppd's 4 MB. Not massive, but in the scenario it is targeted to (KVM VPS), 90 MB can translate to 10-20% of RAM (obviously depending on specs). I used -s -w flags and…
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If you are legitimate, then mxroute
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A question others already asked: are you planning to use it 24/7 for the whole month? LunaNode's compute-optimized instances have dedicated cores starting at $20/month, billed hourly. They have a good "shelving" process where you can deallocate a VPS by API (and not get billed for it during that time) if you're not running…
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You're correct - it does prevent the warning. But I think the point is that the function itself should be checked to see why it is returning null and what might have been intended, rather than just come up with a way to suppress the error - should the function just return array('error' => 1); instead? And the function…
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First is because one of the arguments provided is blank, e.g. param=. The solution is do not provide empty parameters. Second is because update_status function is returning null (or just returning) rather than returning an array, but that function is in an external file.
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Exactly. I don't have an objection to Vultr charging, and will probably continue to use them (mostly for building packages) but this is an inconvenience. I'll probably end up shifting more of my stuff to Lunanode. They also have a good system for "shelving" instances, give a small tier of free image storage, and let you…
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Azure, Lunanode
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Thanks. Think I'm ready to get rid of IPv6 on my VPSes, so might not need to do that.
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Is there an easy way (i.e. other than recompiling) to change the logging level of ndpresponder?
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Unlimited queries, anycast servers, supports DNSSEC (pre-keyed), supports AXFR with TSIG, up to 50 domains. Good combination.
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Do you see a "Notes" section at the bottom? For me it says:
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No. Meter at bottom shows "18/50" for me.