steveipw
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ZFS on these cheap boxes is pain. Contabo kernel is old, ZFS module missing, dkms fails.
If you're benchmarking storage, note filesystem. ext4 vs xfs vs ZFS matters for the numbers. I can run same yabs on ext4 then ZFS if people want that variable isolated.
zfs send | zfs receive. repeat.
svendeal
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Deal Sniper
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Running now. RackNerd LA to London: 95 Mbit. To Miami: 210 Mbit.
"Premium network" my left foot. But $4/mo so honestly who am I yelling at.
GreenCloudVPS Singapore though: 680 Mbit to same London target. Same price tier. Wild variance.
world record: 4min Arch install
olespete
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Trust No One
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How do I run yabs safely. Saw fail2ban mentioned. That's it?
No. Yabs calls iperf to public servers. Those servers see your IP. Your provider sees sustained outbound to iperf endpoints.
If you're paranoid: run disk test only. Network test to your own second box. Slower, less useful, but zero external footprint.
Also: change SSH port before you start. Scanning spikes during benchmark windows. Obscurity is not security but it reduces log noise.
airgapped, encrypted, faraday'd, still worried
PetraSuper
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network boot believer
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InterServer result is here. 1 CPU, 1 GB, Secaucus datacenter.
CPU : Intel Xeon E5-2680 v2 @ 2.80GHz
Disk: 340 MB/s read, 280 MB/s write
Net : 520 Mbit to London, 410 Mbit to Singapore
Price: $2.50/mo
Not bad for small server. @spacelet you say bottleneck? Script run fine, 4 minutes. Not fast but work.
boot anything, anywhere, anytime