tasaro

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by tasaro 14y ago
Linode sends out notices for every single maintenance event, which includes both emergency and scheduled events. The maintenance you experienced last month is explained here: http://blog.linode.com/2012/06/13/xen-security-advisories-an...
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by tasaro 15y ago
For the record, we do allow more than 4 hours to respond to this form of abuse.
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Linode launches native IPv6 support(blog.linode.com)
148 points by tasaro 15y ago|49 comments
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by tasaro 16y ago
10TB/month averages out to 32Mbps. From what I've heard, try using anywhere near that on your typical "all you can eat" provider and you'll either be QoS'd enough to never achieve it or you'll suddenly be in violation of some finely printed
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by tasaro 16y ago
This works for switching to Linode: http://library.linode.com/linode-platform/migration/migrate-...
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by tasaro 16y ago
Yes, many hosting providers offer(ed) free/discounted service to YC companies with various lengths of string attached.
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by tasaro 16y ago
The best choice is the one that provides you and your users the lowest latency: http://www.linode.com/speedtest/ On a side note, all facilities (and not just Linode's) will experience issues from time to time. You want to evaluate the ma
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by tasaro 16y ago
This is a good starting point: http://bit.ly/WdezH
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by tasaro 16y ago
I haven't seen anyone mention the cost of IO requests associated with EBS. Quoted from http://aws.amazon.com/ebs/ : As an example, a medium sized website database might be 100 GB in size and expect to average 100 I/Os per second over the
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by tasaro 16y ago
As far as making installations easier, you can also check out Linode StackScripts: http://www.linode.com/stackscripts/ The LAMP and LEMP (nginx instead of apache) stacks are two of the most popular.
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by tasaro 16y ago
The signup page displays the cost of the Linode plans while the backups page lists the cost to add the backup service to each of those plans.
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by tasaro 16y ago
The Linode Library may be of interest to you as well: http://library.linode.com/
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by tasaro 17y ago
Check out http://is.gd/5ub0S -- the service is free while in beta.
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by tasaro 17y ago
You actually get more resources for the same cost. Also, there is this: http://blog.linode.com/category/upgrades/
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by tasaro 17y ago
This may have something to do with it. Did you manually subtract votes from all newly created accounts or just Linode's? http://is.gd/xuVf http://is.gd/xuUZ http://is.gd/xuVE
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by tasaro 17y ago
it's not an infinite loop. leave a message and we'll return your call.
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by tasaro 17y ago
Yes, along with a few notifications via e-mail.
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by tasaro 17y ago
Perhaps it's not prominent on the site, but: Bandwidth is pooled between all of your nodes (and it doesn't matter which data center you place them in). We offer prepayment discounts: 10% for 12 months and 15% for 24 months. We also prorate
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by tasaro 17y ago
not sure how long ago that was, but I'd be happy to look into it. service at linode.com
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by tasaro 17y ago
We (Linode) announced a public beta of our new backup service in our NJ facility yesterday and hope to have it rolled out to all four locations shortly: http://tinyurl.com/db8tlf
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by tasaro 18y ago
2 years ago $19.95 got you 100MB RAM, 4GB disk, 50GB transfer and a slower technology/CPU. Now you get 360/12/200 with Xen and SMP -- http://tinyurl.com/7jvrx4
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by tasaro 18y ago
the price hasn't gone down in two years, but the resources have more than tripled. . .