So I wrote some code to add a simple CPU abuse detection system.
This will notify users via email if the CPU usage is higher than 50% for the last 30 minutes.
The System doesn’t stop or suspend anything yet.
However, the idea would be a strike like system.
If you have been notified a bunch of times, your container / virtual machine will be stopped.
On June 10, 2024, we will perform node security updates and patches. These updates require a reboot of the node/physical server to be applied. The expected downtime is approximately 15 to 25 minutes per node.
During this time, your VPS will be powered down.
Operations will begin at 17:00 CET (Central European Time).
At about 5:50am 29th June NZST (About 3 hours prior from this notification being sent) we have noticed that there has been network distributions in our Chile facility.
We are in communication with a datacenter tech (our upstreams) who are investigating the fault. So far we have been told that there has been power related failures in the facility
We are hoping and expect things to come back online within the next hour or so, and will continue to get updates from the upstream datacenter
We deeply apologies for these disruptions on your services and thank you for your patience and understanding
Bratislava is now available thanks to @Hosteroid
Groningen is not longer available and will be discontinued in a few weeks, replacement Node in Meppel should be up by end of the week.
Upgrades are now available for LXC containers.
Downgrades will follow (LXC only), same for upgrades for KVM.
Containers that exceed the 50% usage cpu cap for more than 2 hours, will be rebooted automatically, this wasn’t enabled before
You will get a bunch of emails as before, if your usage is below 50% its considered fine for now, however keep it reasonable.
Melbourne will be offline for about 5 minutes tomorrow, I have to resize the disk, we got more storage.
After this, we can fit a bunch more containers on this Node.
I will do this Tomorrow at about 02:00 CET, expect 5-10 minutes of downtime