After two years, we bring you our regular statistics from our virtual servers, specifically the distribution breakdown.
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We're upgrading almost all our hardware to save energy
We've reconsidered and greatly expanded our original plan to buy more powerful virtualization machines. This means major energy savings without increasing membership fees.
More powerful servers to counter rising energy prices
The energy market is unpredictable. This spring brought the first major price increase affecting us, which we absorbed thanks to our budget reserve. The question is how sustainable that will be without raising membership fees.
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Infrastructure status at status.vpsf.cz
To let you check our infrastructure at any time, we've prepared an overview page showing the current situation in our datacentres.
Post mortem: a few words about the outage
On Thursday, 2 June, all our Prague servers went down, leaving us unavailable for several hours. Here's why it happened and how it unfolded.
VPS start menu: an alternative to the GRUB bootloader
Our VPSes run in containers, so they don't have a bootloader such as GRUB. We're preparing an alternative: the VPS start menu.
Migrate to vpsAdminOS: time for current virtualization and a new kernel
Our transition to the new vpsAdminOS virtualization platform is going well. Now it's up to you to take the next step and migrate your servers.
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The first vpsAdminOS server in Brno
Today, we brought node5.brq online, the first vpsAdminOS node in Brno.
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We can allocate a dedicated /64 IPv6 block to each server
Thanks to vpsAdminOS, we can now allocate a dedicated /64 IPv6 block to each VPS.
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We're halfway through the vpsAdminOS migration; Brno is next
Our major migration to vpsAdminOS is halfway done. Don't be afraid to join in and migrate your projects; it doesn't hurt.
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