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Ten years of the same $5/month RackNerd server

General Discussion by mateo_dragon 7 replies 636 views
mateo_dragon

Member OP

#1

Is 2026 and I have the server good from RackNerd since 2016. The AWS and the Vultr always say "migrate, migrate" but how much cost the migration? Zero, because I do not do it.

The plan is old, very old. 2GB RAM, 1 core, 50GB disk. Is slow? Yes. Is reliable? Also yes. Uptime 99.97% in ten years. The RackNerd forget to update the pricing, I think. I pay same from 2016.

¿Why I post?¡ Because the inertia is sometimes strategy good. Who else have box old with price grandfathered?

garykwh

Member

Inference on a Budget

3 #2

Ngl thats actually impressive

My LLM inference box costs 40x that in VRAM alone

But fr tho, what cpu is it? Sandy bridge? You could probably run a 1B parameter model on that thing if you wanted to suffer

CUDA cores are my love language
Ricardo77

Member

White Label

#3

What has been described is a value-added redistribution opportunity that has been leveraged through sustained partnership ecosystem alignment. The pricing structure was not forgotten; it was strategically maintained to facilitate long-term synergy. Our organization has facilitated similar outcomes through proactive account management and value-added redistribution methodologies.

petra

Member

#4

We have seen this pattern in our own partner ecosystem. Industry-standard practice is to honor grandfathered pricing for accounts in good standing, though upstream costs have increased significantly. Your loyalty is appreciated :) Please note that plan modifications would reset to current rates.

nerdbann

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DNS Propagator

1 #5
mateo_dragon said:
Is 2026 and I have the server good from RackNerd since 2016.

dig +short racknerd.com

Check your resolver. If they changed NS records and you did not notice, you might not be talking to the same infrastructure from 2016. TTL on their zone is 3600, propagation would be fast. Tracepath from your end to verify path stability. Ten years same IP or same hostname?

minhmin

Member

Uptime Junkie

#6

Same ip since 2016; no changes; 3 outages total; 2 were my fault; 1 was upstream; ticket resolved in 4 hours; 10/10 would hoard again

admin

Administrator

Administrator

#7

What kernel are you running on that thing

sudo make me a sandwich
RAJ

Member

#8

RackNerd "strategically maintained" a $5 plan for ten years? Unlikely

your margin is my opportunity

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