SAMUEL36 said:
Hetzner does not have Amsterdam
I know. I will take the latency hit. The point is I do not trust anyone who was in that building anymore.
That major datacenter fire—who's actually affected?
Leaseweb Frankfurt here. Zero impact. But I am watching my bill because their currency is EUR and my accountant hates them already. The May invoice arrived on time, funny enough. No fire discount.
CloudCone customer in Auckland. My VPS was down 6 hours, came back with a different IP, broke my WireGuard config. Their control panel still shows the old IP in the allocation table. I opened a ticket, no response in 72 hours.
quinnbizz
Member
Same here. CloudCone support is basically a black hole since May 7. I am not even angry anymore, just documenting everything for the chargeback.
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I am in Buenos Aires. The latency to Los Angeles is already bad, now it is worse because my CloudCone VPS routes through Denver for some reason. Traceroute shows Cogent to Denver, then back to LA. Fire damage to routing?
FyreJun
Member
yingservers3 said:
Routes through Denver
Probably not fire damage, probably emergency route announcement. CloudCone does not own the fiber. Check again in 48 hours, if still bad then complain to Cogent, not CloudCone.
YuriDavid
Member
Hostinger London migration finished for me. Took 9 hours, not 6. My WordPress site came up with wrong permalinks because the migration script did not update the database URL. Easy fix but annoying at 3 AM.
indentation is not optional
This thread is missing the obvious: Leaseweb's "no customer data lost" is unprovable. They do not publish audit logs. I asked my account manager, got marketing speak.
JohnBig said:
"no customer data lost" is unprovable
This. Every provider says this. Nobody ever says "we lost three drives and two customers got corrupted databases." The incentives are wrong.
dot39 said:
The incentives are wrong
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