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Oh good to know. I don't use OvH, and my limited understanding were from their products page which lists VM style offerings. I had assumed VMs were the major us
by justicezyx 6y ago
Oh good to know. I don't use OvH, and my limited understanding were from their products page which lists VM style offerings. I had assumed VMs were the major use cases on OvH.
- ev1 6y agoThe pricing on their dedicated servers are cheaper than most 1-2GB VMs on cloud: https://www.ovhcloud.com/en/bare-metal/ https://www.ovhcloud.com/en/bare-metal/ - this is their flagship and most expensive brand, the cheaper ones are even less The funniest tweets demanding their data and saying they'll lose everything are the people running: https://twitter.com/Sensity_RP/status/1369496048998223873 https://twitter.com/Sensity_RP/status/1369496048998223873 - GTA5 multiplayer gameserver that begs for donations. Running on one of the cheaper sub-brands of OVH probably (soyoustart, for GAME ddos-protection). $30-40/machine. https://twitter.com/pdfshift/status/1369550522479480833 https://twitter.com/pdfshift/status/1369550522479480833 - I can't tell if this is a troll https://twitter.com/KatsanosAlex/status/1369501497348812801 https://twitter.com/KatsanosAlex/status/1369501497348812801 - I can't tell if this is a troll
- gowld 6y agoI can imagine a provider that offers "Disaster Recovery Plan" in the sense that you push a button and they spin up [whatever machines you subscribe to] in a different data center and restore your latest backup to it. Or the button flips your DNS from your usual primary servers to a hot backup (or a cold backup that you brought online yourself).