eliphas
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Yes, only on all of my home devices and only on some of my servers And the most powerful of the VPSs are using ipv9
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25y linux user, almost always working with it in that lifespan. Used a dozen of distros including slackware and voidlinux. Now it's almost 10 years with kubuntu only, for the simplicity. Server OSes are chosen based on intended usage: oracle, rhel, …
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Happy new idlers!
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Interested too if you find one, I was looking for that, with personal requirements that it would be KVM and custom-iso-friendly. Same use-case, but want to install my own customized iso with disk encryption.
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I echo yoursunny's thoughts, you should be loading your data to RAM directly without the ancient TMPFS layer. NVMe's architecture is direct-mapped to cpu/chipset almost like RAM. And gen4 is crazy fast already. With current filesystem's and kernel…
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Yes, this can mean port scan or what. At that rate (0.03/s) there is not much to concern, probably a random scan. You can add some iptables rule to some services you do not run to log attempted accesses to it, and correlate with the alerts, so you c…
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Big chunk of memory missing. Look for something strange on /var/log/dmesg. For comparison, this is my 1G ubuntu 22.04 free tier: eliphas@vps3:~$ grep Memory: /var/log/dmesg [ 0.068026] kernel: Memory: 880964K/1042956K available (16393K ke…
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Juice SSH and Hacker's keyboard, to connect to my always running screen session in VI mode :) Basically you have to use hacker's keyb, because you are doing lots of ctrl+a somethings and esc this and that.
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(Quote) I want one, will make a kubernetes service!
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Only one year and just these 3 locations? Was hoping for one more free VPS in the Sao Paulo... so I could backup my oracle free :)
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For everyone that created a fresh account: You can apply the coupon code FLYVULTR250 for $250 valid for 30 days. I already spun up a beefy VM with that credit while waiting :)
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That is a big step up from darkstar =) congrats!
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Don't you have a low end VPS like everybody? :dizzy: I would add a wireguard VPN with specific route for the destination to go within the VPS connection. Just leave that VPN always on, almost no resource wasted when not using it.