@gjacobse The biggest difference between the two in actual usage for myself is that flatpack is available across all common distributions that I use. So all the distributions based on Debian, Ubuntu and RedHat would all work with flatpack.

I still prefer to use the native tool set when available, but flatpack does come in handy when it has a newer version or the native packages have issues.

Thank you for tip my friend.

And to make it really overkill and reliable, duplicate this physical installation twice more and setup DRBD and Pacemaker for an extremely HA filesystem with Quorum.

While I cannot say I have seen the logo or user thumbnails change recently, I have noticed seemingly slower performance when loading or saving content.

@scottalanmiller
Can you offer any feedback?

In the most recent apartment complexes I have rented from, none currently had the ability to offer internet; either by wire or wireless.

As with any rental, house, apartment regardless of type I supplied my own router and Wi-Fi.

@dbeato said in Zoho Email Free SMTP Sending Limits:

@scottalanmiller I see, you wanted transparency.

Yes, we have people who use it (without telling us) and then expect us to troubleshoot why "it worked yesterday and today we can't send emails", we had to spend a lot of our resources and Zoho's to get someone to disclose that the system DOES work sometimes (we thought it never worked) but that there are all these reasonable, but secret, limiters on it.

con gusto

@travisdh1 said in Moving off VMware Hypervisor to something else - need input:

Those are two completely different things, with next to no similarities. VMFS is a shared filesystem (better compared to something like Gluster.) LVM is a volume management layer that a filesystem sits on top of.

Exactly. Two unrelated topics. I think what people were trying to say is that many people don't do shared storage but do sharded storage instead on ProxMox. And I say "yes, that's true, because most of us on ProxMox always don't want the problems of shared storage."

VMware people do as they are sold. ProxMox people design for what's best. Therefore are less likely to use techniques that aren't broadly useful unnecessarily when alternatives might be simpler.

Really, that person was likely describing the deficiencies in the VMware support ecosystem broadly, but was part of that deficit and didn't realize it.

@DustinB3403 yeah, only internal to AWS

@EddieJennings said in OVH Cloud, review after ~3 weeks use.:

Thank you for taking a chance for the rest of us 🙂

Of course.

It's working great for me because my TactialRMM instance has way more memory than it needs.

Some assumptions here. First, only configured for port 80, make sure you address TLS somehow (another proxy in front of this or add config here.)

You have a single folder /var/www/myapp in which you have myfrontend containing your ReactJS application and myapi that contains your Laravel application.

Tested with Nginx on Linux.

Like others have mentioned

www.xbyte.com is one choice.

The other one is:

www.savemyserver.com

@travisdh1 said in OVH Cloud, anyone use their VPS?:

@scottalanmiller said in OVH Cloud, anyone use their VPS?:

We use Vultr and are very happy. We've moved away from TacticalRMM to FoxRMM, our in house product (aka SodiumSuite.)

Vultr is one I've used in the past, but the pricing is on-par with Linode.

One major difference now that Linode has been bought by Akamai is the storage IOPS. I've run a couple tests, and they are using some sort of SAN instead of VSAN now. IOPS always max out at what you'd expect from a 200Gb network connection.

I might have to try out OVH Cloud. The price for 4vcorse and 8GB RAM starts at ~$5.00/month instead of the $25.00/month I'm currently paying at Linode.

Vultr is using NVMe locally for nodes as it should be. Blazing fast.

I will stick to black and white printing to save costs. If a color printer is absolutely necessary, we can make it available for limited use..

@xavierdelaraunt
I’d definitely say that USMTGUI and User Profile Central (UPC) from Ehlertech is currently the most comprehensive User profile handling tools out there.

Ehlertech is maintaining USMT and updating on a regular basis.
Something Microsoft has not done for years.

UPCs advantage over USMTGUI is that UPC handles domain profiles remotely over LAN.
USMTGUI on the other hand is capable of migrating to AAD accounts.

If you have any custom xml files in your SCCM setup you can also integrate those with UPC

I use it for Jellyfin