On Thu, Jul 17, 2003 at 12:52:42PM +1000, Jeremy Lunn wrote:
On Thu, Jul 17, 2003 at 12:56:08AM +1000, Russell Coker wrote:
Maybe this is a good business opportunity for a group of Debian developers in
a place such as the Netherlands, Germany, or the US. There is reasonable
profit in
On Tue, Jul 15, 2003 at 01:27:04PM +1000, Jeremy Lunn wrote:
One of my clients is looking into hosting a server in the USA, since it
costs much less than doing it here in Australia.
For Debian, you have a few options.
I hear a lot of good things about Dream Host (
http://www.dreamhost.com )
I have done a fair bit of work on this so can offer some advice:
Do NOT use unitedcolo.com - despite offering debian on their home page I
found them to be extremely unsatisfactory. Yes in 20/20 hindsite the
bandwidth and pricing on their page looks to good to be true, but most
non-Australian
The economy is not particularly good right now and many Debian developers
don't have as much work as they would like.
Maybe this is a good business opportunity for a group of Debian developers in
a place such as the Netherlands, Germany, or the US. There is reasonable
profit in hiring hosting
Maybe this is a good business opportunity for a group of Debian
developers in a place such as the Netherlands, Germany, or the US. There
is reasonable profit in hiring hosting space by the rack and renting it
out by the 1U.
Do have experience with this business model elsewhere? I believe
Hi, since my company offers Debian servers, so I thought I'd chime in.
On Wednesday, July 16, 2003, at 07:09 AM, Duncan Robertson wrote:
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I have read there is a company in the UK offering virtual UserModeLinux
servers but dont know much about them, but it could be a good option
where root
I suggest starting by reselling 1U spaces at a slight premium for the
Debian support, and making an agreement with the ISP that you can
convert your customers into a rack at some point. It doesn't hurt an
ISP to offer it if they have the capability. I know a debian friendly
ISP that I can pitch
On Wed, Jul 16, 2003 at 12:33:16PM -0600, Glenn Oppegard wrote:
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Aktiom Networks LLC (www.aktiom.net) offers something similar to
UserModeLinux, but better in my opinion ;-). You can get a Debian 3.0
GNU/Linux server starting at $60/month, running on beefy hardware.
Please be aware
On Thu, 17 Jul 2003 01:32, Dale E Martin wrote:
Maybe this is a good business opportunity for a group of Debian
developers in a place such as the Netherlands, Germany, or the US. There
is reasonable profit in hiring hosting space by the rack and renting it
out by the 1U.
Do have
Hi Frode,
We use the SWsoft Linux virtualization software. The vserver project
looks interesting as well, but like you, I've only tried out UML. The
major block for us not using UML is that UML servers have a hard limit
on the amount of RAM available. Our solution is more flexible, and RAM
is
On Thu, Jul 17, 2003 at 12:56:08AM +1000, Russell Coker wrote:
Maybe this is a good business opportunity for a group of Debian developers in
a place such as the Netherlands, Germany, or the US. There is reasonable
profit in hiring hosting space by the rack and renting it out by the 1U.
hi,
why don`t you choose germany for an co-location ?
german connections are one of the best in global connectivity.
our servers were hosted by GATEL / Frankfurt.
you get your own debian box with an uplink 10/100/1000 whatever you need
for an good price.
our hoster is aixit.com
they are
Yes, Germany is in these days connected with best connections to
various international backbones all over the world. If you choose a
good connection here you can't expect the 500 GB for 1$-offers some
companies in the US might give you - but who cares about cheap
when:
- server is done
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Subject: Re: Debian Co-location in USA
On Tue, Jul 15, 2003 at 01:27:04PM +1000, Jeremy Lunn wrote:
The level of support probably
hi,
why don`t you choose germany for an co-location ?
german connections are one of the best in global connectivity.
our servers were hosted by GATEL / Frankfurt.
you get your own debian box with an uplink 10/100/1000 whatever you need
for an good price.
our hoster is aixit.com
they are
One of my clients is looking into hosting a server in the USA, since it
costs much less than doing it here in Australia.
The problem is that most hosting companies only tend to supply Red Hat.
We'll need a machine with a very basic base install of Debian, obviously
along with networking and ssh.
One of my clients is looking into hosting a server in the USA, since it
costs much less than doing it here in Australia.
The problem is that most hosting companies only tend to supply Red Hat.
We'll need a machine with a very basic base install of Debian, obviously
along with networking and ssh.
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