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Looking for hosts that don't ghost you during outages

Reviews by pablo 23 replies 2.3K views
9 #11

Bro I said I dont need 99.999% I need honesty! But yeah 50 EUR is not honesty-priced wey

declarative or death
#12

You people still renting VMs from companies that hide behind "cloud" branding

pablo said:
systemd journal is all the status page you need

I stand by this. Hetzner bare metal. €4.51/month for a real machine. Their status page is a text file. No graphs. No green dots. Just "we replaced a PSU in FSN1, here is the serial number"

5 #13

Hetzner does not have a datacenter in Vancouver or anywhere near me. Latency to Germany from here is 150ms+. I made a spreadsheet.

#14

Then you do not value transparency enough to tolerate latency. Your spreadsheet is a cage.

#15

My spreadsheet says Hetzner's Canadian routing goes through New York anyway so their "Frankfurt" machine is actually half American infrastructure. I checked the AS path.

2 #16

Vultr has São Paulo datacenter. Their status page updates for SP region sometimes, but I had a disk failure there and nothing posted for 11 hours. "Customer-specific" again I think.

#17

Same filter trick kkkk

Elena said:
They filter out "customer-specific issues" so dashboard always look clean

Vultr is all marketing nossa. Warm hugs to Elena for confirming

#18

OVHcloud status page is terrible but at least they email you. Had a fire in Strasbourg few years back, their comms were actually good during the crisis even if the status page melted.

#19

OVHcloud SBG fire was 2021. Their status page did melt, literally, because it was hosted in SBG. But the email updates were solid. I was migrating 12 client sites that week, never forget.

#20

This thread went from "who updates status pages" to "remember that datacenter fire" real quick.

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