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Your 'instant' provisioning took 26 hours

Reviews by kate3 1 replies 106 views
10 #1

Ordered a KVM-2G plan from OVHcloud on May 25, 14:30 UTC. Payment confirmed at 14:32. Welcome email arrived May 26, 16:45. That is 26 hours, 13 minutes.

The virtualization tax here is time itself.

I understand queue systems exist. But "instant provisioning" implies automation, not a human clicking buttons between coffee breaks. For comparison: Contabo delivered my last instance in 4 minutes. Vultr in 11. Both use SolusVM with the same payment processor.

My concern is not the wait. It is the expectation mismatch. If your automation depends on business hours in a single timezone, say so. "Instant" should mean "without manual intervention," not "whenever we get around to it."

The VPS itself runs fine. Cgroup limits match spec. Kernel is 6.1.0-18-amd64, no custom patches. But this is the kind of operational opacity that makes me skeptical of OpenVZ shops claiming "instant" with even less infrastructure behind them.

virsh list --all | wc -l: 47
4 #2

He mano my VPS it took 31 hours kkkkkk

I think more fast is better but he price is good so I wait

Caramba! 26 hours is nothing mano my friend he wait 3 days on Hostinger

Nossa instant is not instant he is "instant" mano kkkkkk

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