CloudatCost Issues
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@AmanBhogal said:
will likely increase any IO issues you may be having.
I'm "left brained" so I always take things literally. Do you expect things to get better or worse in the short term?
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@Danp said:
@AmanBhogal said:
will likely increase any IO issues you may be having.
I'm "left brained" so I always take things literally. Do you expect things to get better or worse in the short term?
I'm Aspy so I'm as literally as they get. I totally saw that typo too and was like.. hmmmm....
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@Danp said:
@AmanBhogal said:
will likely increase any IO issues you may be having.
I'm "left brained" so I always take things literally. Do you expect things to get better or worse in the short term?
I was wondering the same thing. From the context I assume it means things are going to get better. But from how it is written it looks like things will get worse.
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doh!
Get Better! -
@Danp
Better! that was me not choosing my words correctly -
Something dark & ominous emerges from the jungle. Phew, it's just your ServerBear benchmark report!
View Your ServerBear Benchmark Online
UnixBench score: 746.4
I/O rate: 27.0 MB/second
Bandwidth rate: 5.9 MB/second
We hope you had a warm & fuzzy experience using ServerBear. Be sure to tell like minded mammals!
Grizzly Regards,
The ServerBear Team
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This was a Developer 1 package, with nothing running but fully up to date.
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It hit over 1300 IOPS.
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I'm grabbing a report on a BigDog for you for comparison.
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I haven't noticed any issues with my BigDog Instance. Likely there are simply less of those competting for resources.
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@thecreativeone91 said:
I haven't noticed any issues with my BigDog Instance. Likely there are simply less of those competting for resources.
Presumably that means that there are dedicated servers for BigDogs and different ones for Dev1s. Completely possible, just saying.
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Random.. But I wonder if I can get Zimbra to work on a BigDog 1 instance. It would just be me using it.
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@thecreativeone91 said:
Random.. But I wonder if I can get Zimbra to work on a BigDog 1 instance. It would just be me using it.
It's our Zimbra server, running on a BigDog, that I am testing the performance on as we speak! That's a bizarre coincidence.
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@thecreativeone91 said:
Random.. But I wonder if I can get Zimbra to work on a BigDog 1 instance. It would just be me using it.
http://mangolassi.it/topic/4029/building-zimbra-on-centos-7-on-cloudatcost
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Anyone else having issues with changing the run mode. All my others worked fine. On this Dev 1 instance, when I click the Modify drop down all the other menu items are clickable however when over the run mode the cursor just changes to a normal pointer.
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@thecreativeone91 have not seen that happen yet.
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@thecreativeone91 said:
Anyone else having issues with changing the run mode. All my others worked fine. On this Dev 1 instance, when I click the Modify drop down all the other menu items are clickable however when over the run mode the cursor just changes to a normal pointer.
I have the same issue with the minecraft server! Guess it goes down in 7 days
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@scottalanmiller said:
@thecreativeone91 have not seen that happen yet.
I ended up having to re-image it, hopefully that fixes it. I could SSH/VNC(Console) to it however the password given in the panel did not work so something was not right in the imaging. My BigDog 1 has been stuck re-imaging from Windows 2012 to CentOS 7 for the past hour though.
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I think that the "mode" thing needs to be removed. It is confusing and who actually wants that? I think that it adds risk and complication but I'm not seeing the value.
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@scottalanmiller said:
I think that the "mode" thing needs to be removed. It is confusing and who actually wants that? I think that it adds risk and complication but I'm not seeing the value.
I think it adds value to the C@C business though, but not the consumer, it allows C@C to plan for overages with the assumption that a certain percentage of servers are built to test one thing, with this added precaution it prevents those servers from running forever and using resources that could be allocated to something else.
That being said, as a consumer I really wish they didn't have it.
