jdmguit

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   by jdmguit 7y ago

   In all seriousness, these are good points. I'm not a data center expert by any means, but here's what I know: The data center hardware has failsafes present by design, but they aren't disaster-proof being that they're in
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   by jdmguit 7y ago

   Each data center has an internal private network with a pool of private IPs available for assignment. If a private IP is assigned to a server, it then has access to the private network. https://www.linode.com/docs/platf
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   by jdmguit 7y ago

   Coming from a Linode employee, I can confirm this is true. Linode's backups live in the same data center as the server, but the systems are separated so that they don't directly affect one another.
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   by jdmguit 7y ago

   Coming from a Linode employee, yes and no - you're not charged for uploading to an object storage bucket in general, but if you upload from a Linode over IPv4, that counts against your transfer quota for that Linode. Also, any outbound