:D
:D
does arpnetworks backup the VMs periodically?
not that i know of
you have to look after backups yourself
tarsnap is useful/good
ok thanks
(and cheap!)
also suppose i start with a certain plan, and then decide i need more disk space. when i upgrade my plan do i have to repartition the disk to use the extra space? or how does that work?
i guess it depends on the OS - you can add more space, but i'm not sure what the process is
you may be able to grow the filesystem into the newly allocated space, but i can't be sure i'm afraid
best bet is to email support@arpnetworks.com and ask :)
thanks
oh a coworker just forwarded me this - http://support.arpnetworks.com/kb/vps/how-do-i-upgrade-or-downgrade-my-vps
hehe, i was just hunting through the FAQ looking for that very page :)
well thanks for your help. we'll probably be signing up soon
great :)
it's a really good serviec
i'm sure you'll be very pleased :)
everyone raves about it :)
i'm itching to get a person vps myself..
*personal
it's very useful
oooh... Why does my VPS show only 1 CPU?
oooh - http://support.arpnetworks.com/kb/vps/why-does-my-vps-show-only-1-cpu
there we go
sorry for other spam :)
wasn't spam
I hit paste, and it pasted the wrong thing the first time
I figured that'd look spammy
mmm spam
ewwww corned beef
mm lyoner
mmm BEEF
where!?!
--->
no beef!
wheres the beef
lteo: I just upgraded from 5GB to 20GB myself.
what was the difference in price?
ix33: standard plans on the website
went from $10/month to $20.
triple the RAM is more goodness :)
i'm currently abusing my $15/mo VPS
looks like it can take a fair bit...
yeah, I rebuilt the whole o/s from source - it went surprisingly non-slow.
and that was when I only had 256MB :P
boarding call, laters
raptelan: thank you for the info
Husky: at the meat works! :)