I'm getting a "limit reached" message. I guess that's it then?
I hope to offer something to everyone that signed up now but didn't make it in this time. Thanks for checking it out.
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I'm getting a "limit reached" message. I guess that's it then?
I hope to offer something to everyone that signed up now but didn't make it in this time. Thanks for checking it out.
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Hah! Me neither. Updated. The idea was only to prohibit public IRC uses, since they tend to attract the naughty people. Running your own private IRC stuff is fine. I've been on IRC for ~15 years myself.
What do you mean, public IRC uses?
I am TAing a course on computer security this quarter, and was just looking for a hosting provider to set up a CTF server for the students to play around with. I would need the hosting for November and the first week of December as well. Could I get this promo extended that long?
Why limit the number of VMs, rather than just have it limited directly by memory? For example, why can't I have three instances with 2gb of memory and two with 768mb? It would make it pull the trigger.
Larger hardware profiles will have higher server limits. These are the "Standard Small" hardware profile, so splitting it up into 4 servers seems sufficient for most people. How many would you want to run on this hardware? 5?
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Larger hardware profiles will have higher server limits. These are the "Standard Small" hardware profile, so splitting it up into 4 servers seems sufficient for most people. How many would you want to run on this hardware? 5?
I'd personally go as high as 6-8 in some scenarios. You can do a good bit with 512mb of memory of it's only doing a single task. Sometimes it's nice to keep things separated and compartmentalized.