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Honestly that sounds like a better alternative, than hosting on bare metal.
by compuguy 9y ago
Honestly that sounds like a better alternative, than hosting on bare metal.
- imjustapie 9y agoBy default the service max out at 512 MB of RAM (yes, the service was invented in a different decade, way before AWS was cool). So if I want anything more than that, I'm better off running my own server. Also ironically, I can't reach any of the newly NAT'd networks from my XVM instance. I bet the XVM maintainers haven't been warned about the NAT.
- compuguy 9y agoDid not know that. Honestly MIT's IT department should of given stakeholders more notice about this. I've honestly never had the chance to work on a public facing network (My alma mater, GMU, has a mostly natted network).