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Does anyone have recommendations for a replacement UPS. The company that I work for has two server rooms. In each server room there is a tower UPS unit that provides 120v/240v single phase power to the equipment in our server room. The UPS unit is no longer supported and the support that we had on the unites cannot get replacement parts (new or used). The power usage in our server room is currently using about 5kw. We would like to have about 30 minutes of backup to allow us to shut down our servers in case the building's generator fails to start. The buildings are in southwest Michigan; we are also looking at companies to provide support on the units also. submitted by /u/gizmo_202010 [link] [comments]

Should we as admins just assume that once a system boots and seemingly all Data is restored that after a major security incident the system would work? Im talking about more or less complex systems that maybe communicate to a variety of other clients and servers maybe have an API etc etc. What is best practice here in big comapnies? just pray all the servers will work with each other after a major incident? submitted by /u/Lockenheada [link] [comments]

There's still no one handling new orders at DDPS. It’s been half a month since the last recorded purchase, and even after I posted on the forum looking for their team, nothing has been done. https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/219463/ddps-hasnt-provisioned-activated-my-servers-for-6-months-what-should-i-do#latest I’ve been waiting and putting up with this for half a year just wanting to buy a server from DDPS.

Hi all, Wanting to get some recommendations for a new precision screwdriver set for mainly laptop/desktop/server work. The one i have currently has been with us around 6 years, and it's about time to retire it, some tips are rusting a little, and most are a little bent/chewed up. It was one of the cheapest on amazon at the time, so genuinely surprised it lasted this long. Any recommendations for a kit that will stand the test of time. submitted by /u/WelcomeFun9037 [link] [comments]

https://github.com/jaredwray/cacheable/issues/1692 Many, many downstream packages affected, seems to be self-replicating. Be safe out there. The issues created by the reporter has previously been taken down, so likely to happen again with the above link. https://web.archive.org/web/20260804120723/https://github.com/jaredwray/cacheable/issues/1692 submitted by /u/mallalex [link] [comments]

Hi All, I'm currently testing Azure File Shares with ADDS Identity-based access. After a few issues, its now working well. However, I have just come across a user who cannot connect to the share. The user has CBA configured which I think is the cause. They repeatedly get username and password errors. If I run klist, I get the following error. klist get cifs/testshare.file.core.windows.net Error calling API LsaCallAuthenticationPackage (GetTicket substatus): 0x6fb klist failed with 0xc000018b/-1073741429: The SAM database on the Windows Server does not have a computer account for this workstation trust relationship. So it looks like the user is not getting any Kerberos tickets. Has anyone else come across this before? submitted by /u/No-Pack8932 [link] [comments]

Any advice is appreciated. Users will just select a few dropdowns on the web app to help them generate a file name sample, so I don't foresee heavy usage on the server. submitted by /u/psgda [link] [comments]

Hi, I'm pretty new to Kinesis and I can't find a definite answer to this. When does it make sense to use Firehose on its own vs using it in combination with MSK or Data Streams? It is my understanding that Firehose allows for high data troughput on its own, so in which case does it make sense to manage Data Stream shards and incur potentially more costs while Firehose can be used directly? Should Data Steam / MSK only be used when the Firehose throughput limitations are exceeded? Thanks submitted by /u/JustBeLikeAndre [link] [comments]

Hello everyone! I would like to find a deal for a VDS located in European Union or close to it country with random potato stats, don't care much about it because I need it only for a personal VPN The only important thing is that it should have at least 50Mbps speed and at least 2Tb bandwidth for a month My budget is $2 per month

Is a multi-region Artifact Registry highly available? As in, 1) the image is replicated to two or more regions, and 2) one of those regions will serve images to cloud run if the other is down? The doc isn't very explicit on this, it just says it " may continue to work ". https://docs.cloud.google.com/artifact-registry/docs/repositories/repo-locations I'm aware I could use multiple single-region registries in locations matching my cloud runs, but if there is a way to avoid that by using built-in functionality I would rather do that. submitted by /u/berzed [link] [comments]

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I made a new account. And im unable to access Anthropic. I have invoicing enabled, I keep getting this error message in Amazon Bedrock when i try to apply for Anthropic: Your account is not authorized to perform this action. Please create a support case. And yes i created a support case and got no replies. Any suggestion? submitted by /u/icieiciecie [link] [comments]

Hello LET, We’re back with a new multi-location dedicated server offer across Paris, Amsterdam, and New York , starting from just €99/month recurring . This offer includes 10Gbps dedicated servers , 1Gbps unmetered bandwidth included by default , 10 min delivery , no setup fees, and extra savings on longer billing terms. We’re also excited to include our new Paris, France location , hosted in Equinix PA6 . Our Offers Paris, France Offers Offer 1 - Paris, France - €99/mo CPU: 1x Intel Xeon E-2286G Cores / Threads: 6 Cores / 12 Threads @ 4.0GHz RAM: 64GB DDR4 Storage: 1x 1TB NVMe SSD Storage Upgrades: Available during checkout Network Port: 10Gbps Bandwidth: 1Gbps unmetered included, configurable during checkout Location: France - Paris Datacenter: Equinix PA6, Aubervilliers, Paris metro Delivery Time: 10 mins Setup Fee: Free Price: €99/month recurring Approx. 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USD Equivalent: $171.15/month recurring Order Link EUR: https://dedicated.redswitches.com/cart.php?a=add&pid=1925&currency=1 Order Link USD: https://dedicated.redswitches.com/cart.php?a=add&pid=1925&currency=4 Offer 5 - Amsterdam, Netherlands - €150/mo CPU: 2x Intel Xeon Silver 4214 Cores / Threads: 24 Cores / 48 Threads @ 2.20GHz RAM: 64GB DDR4 Storage: 1x 960GB SSD Network Port: 10Gbps Bandwidth: 1Gbps unmetered included, configurable during checkout Location: Netherlands - Amsterdam Delivery Time: 10 mins Setup Fee: Free Price: €150/month recurring Approx. USD Equivalent: $171.15/month recurring Order Link EUR: https://dedicated.redswitches.com/cart.php?a=add&pid=1929&currency=1 Order Link USD: https://dedicated.redswitches.com/cart.php?a=add&pid=1929&currency=4 New York, United States Offer Offer 6 - New York, United States - €140/mo CPU: 2x Intel Xeon Gold 5118 Cores / Threads: 24 Cores / 48 Threads @ 2.30GHz RAM: 128GB DDR4 Storage: 1x 960GB SSD Network Port: 10Gbps Bandwidth: 1Gbps unmetered included, configurable during checkout Location: United States - New York Delivery Time: 10 mins Setup Fee: Free Price: €140/month recurring Approx. USD Equivalent: $159.74/month recurring Order Link EUR: https://dedicated.redswitches.com/cart.php?a=add&pid=1867&currency=1 Order Link USD: https://dedicated.redswitches.com/cart.php?a=add&pid=1867&currency=4 Offer Highlights Dedicated servers from €99/month recurring Paris, Amsterdam, and New York locations New Paris location hosted in Equinix PA6 10Gbps network port included 1Gbps unmetered bandwidth included by default Higher bandwidth options configurable during checkout 10 min delivery Free setup IPMI / KVM access Full root access Automated deployment Ubuntu 22.04 pre-installed by default Custom ISO / OS installation available on request RAM and storage upgrades available on selected servers Crypto accepted - No KYC Save more on 3, 6, and 12 month plans Resellers welcome Save More on Longer Plans You can save more by choosing a longer billing term: 3 months - 10% off 6 months - Pay for 5 months 12 months - Pay for 9 months, best value Network Test / Looking Glass Paris Looking Glass: https://lg.pa6.redswitches.com/ General Looking Glass: https://lg.redswitches.com/ Provider Information Website Pricing Page: https://www.redswitches.com/dedicated-servers/ 10Gbps All Servers: https://www.redswitches.com/dedicated-servers/10gbps/ ASN: AS50049 Contact Email: [email protected] Telegram Support: https://t.me/redswitches?text=Hi RedSwitches, I came from LET via your offer post. I'm interested in a 10Gbps dedicated server.&profile Payments Accepted: Credit Card, PayPal, Crypto, Wise, and more Crypto Payments: Accepted - No KYC Bandwidth All servers include a 10Gbps port . By default, we include 1Gbps unmetered bandwidth . Additional bandwidth options can be configured during checkout. Included with All Servers 10Gbps network port 1Gbps unmetered bandwidth included Higher bandwidth options configurable during checkout 10 min delivery Automated deployment Free setup Full root access IPMI / KVM access DDoS Shield included Enterprise SSD / NVMe storage Ubuntu 22.04 pre-installed by default OS and panel selection at checkout Customers can install their own ISO Custom OS installation available on request RAM and storage upgrade options on selected servers 24/7 live chat support Slack support available on request Telegram support available Resellers welcome Custom configurations available on request Custom ISO / OS Installation Ubuntu 22.04 is pre-installed by default. Customers can also install their own ISO. Just let us know via live chat, email, Telegram, or during checkout, and we can help with custom ISO or custom OS installation requests. Use Cases These dedicated servers are suitable for: High-traffic websites and applications Game servers and low-latency deployments CDN edge nodes and media delivery Virtualization and private cloud setups Backup, storage, and disaster recovery SaaS platforms, APIs, and backend services VPN and private network infrastructure Development, staging, and testing environments Reseller hosting and custom infrastructure projects Paris Datacenter Our new Paris location is hosted in Equinix PA6 , located in Aubervilliers in the Paris metro area. The Paris network is connected through premium carriers including Tata Communications, GTT, and Arelion , providing strong connectivity across France, Western Europe, and beyond. Paris Looking Glass: https://lg.pa6.redswitches.com/ Bulk Orders We welcome bulk orders and can provide custom pricing for larger deployments. Feel free to reach out if you need multiple servers, custom storage, additional RAM, higher bandwidth, or other configuration changes. Sales & Support Email: [email protected] Telegram: https://t.me/redswitches?text=Hi RedSwitches, I came from LET via your offer post. I'm interested in a 10Gbps dedicated server.&profile 24/7 live chat support available Slack support available on request Crypto payments accepted - No KYC Credit Card, PayPal, Wise, and other payment methods accepted Important Notes All prices listed above are recurring monthly prices All listed servers have no setup fees USD pricing may change depending on currency conversion rates USD equivalents are approximate and should be verified at the time of posting Bandwidth is configurable during checkout 1Gbps unmetered bandwidth is included by default Higher bandwidth options are available during checkout Customers can install their own ISO Custom OS installation is available on request Custom configurations are available on request

Currently using a DigitalOcean 1GB VPS, working like a charm, but exploring more options. Requirements: • 1–2 good vCores • 1-4gb ram • 30–50GB storage (enough) • IPv4 included • Reliable with minimal/no downtime • Bandwidth usage is low, but should handle occasional spikes

Looking for a VPS in Germany with an 1+ gigabit unmetered port, 2 vCores, 1-2 gbs of ram, 50 gb NVMe, 1 dedicated IPV4 with clean history. Looking to use it as a VPN server OS can be debian 12 or ubuntu 24 Budget of 5 USD per month

Do you have any recommendations for naming tables and custom tables in Azure when an organization has hundreds of tables from more than 50 data sources? How can the naming convention be designed so that the tables remain clear and consistent? submitted by /u/Forsaken-Ad-1179 [link] [comments]

I'm currently working as an Azure Administrator Trainee and in total I have experience of 3yrs in IT at a MNC(service-based company) and will be graduating from the trainee program in about 2 months. The usual salary after graduation is around ₹30–40k/month , with ₹45k being quite rare, so I'm planning my next move. My work includes: Managing Azure VMs, backups, and snapshots. Azure App Registrations, Enterprise Apps, SSO, Service Principals, secrets, and certificates. Azure cost optimization and operational reporting. Worked on an Azure Application Gateway migration. I currently have AZ-900 and plan to complete AZ-104 , then learn Terraform, Docker, Kubernetes, Azure DevOps, GitHub Actions, CI/CD, and automation. My goal is to switch into a Cloud/DevOps Engineer role and eventually reach ₹12–15 LPA within 1-2 yrs. Is this a realistic target? What type of companies and roles should I aim for to get there? submitted by /u/Boring-Cap-1594 [link] [comments]

Hi, Its aurora mysql Serverless v2 (Max up to 80 ACUs). Suddenly , we saw with bit high concurrency , the application hits a hard JDBC query timeout, killing the thread and throwing this error: " Database Query Time out. Exception: JDBC exception executing SQL [(conn=548672) Table './rdsdbdata/tmp/#sql171_85f40_1' doesn't exist] " Some team members are suggesting to bump both temptable_max_ram and temptable_max_mmap from 1GB to 2GB to give the query more breathing room. However, checking performance_schema.variables_info reveals that temptable_max_** is currently showing below: VARIABLE_NAME current_value_bytes current_value_MB VARIABLE_SOURCE VARIABLE_PATH temptable_max_mmap 1073741824 1024 GLOBAL /etc/my.cnf temptable_max_ram 1073741824 1024 COMPILED Want to know if this is correct setting and Is it advisable to bump these values to 2GB. Want to confirm the safest parameter strategy for temporary storage thresholds in the meantime we tune the query? submitted by /u/Upper-Lifeguard-8478 [link] [comments]

We recently expanded capacity, and a handful of perfectly good servers got left idling at 0% load — racked, cabled, burned in, and bored. Idle iron offends me professionally. So I'm handling it the way you'd handle any zombie process: kill -9, no sentiment. Someone should be using these cores, and at these prices it might as well be you. Here they are: six dedicated servers, every one priced under $65/mo. We own and operate our own hardware in Phoenix, AZ — our racks, our network, no reselling. Six one-off servers, quantity 1 each, first come, first served. At these prices they won't be relisted — when they're gone, they're gone. Every server includes: 1Gbps unmetered port (fair use) Full IPMI console access (iDRAC/iLO) — reboot, reinstall, recover yourself DDoS protection available (additional cost - see addons during checkout) Provisioned within 24 hours (usually much faster) No setup fee, month-to-month, no contract Dual E5-2690 v4 28 cores / 56 threads 128GB DDR4 1.92TB SAS 12G SSD /29 — 5 usable IPv4 $64.99/mo >> Order Here << Dual E5-2690 v4 28 cores / 56 threads 128GB DDR4 1.6TB SSD /29 — 5 usable IPv4 $59.99/mo >> Order Here << Dual E5-2690 16 cores / 32 threads 128GB 480GB SSD /29 — 5 usable IPv4 $54.99/mo >> Order Here << Dual E5-2690 16 cores / 32 threads 128GB 2x 400GB SAS 12G SSD /29 — 5 usable IPv4 $54.99/mo >> Order Here << Dual E5-2450 16 cores / 32 threads 64GB 4x 3TB SAS (12TB) 1 IPv4 $44.99/mo >> Order Here << Dual E5-2609 8 cores 32GB 2x 1.2TB 10K SAS (2.4TB) 1 IPv4 $29.99/mo >> Order Here << BROWSE ALL SIX SERVERS — LIVE AVAILABILITY This post gets edited with SOLD as they go, so if you see it listed, it's yours to take. The fine print: multi-drive servers ship as independent disks — RAID configured free on request at order time. Single-drive servers: bring your own backups. Stripe/PayPal, standard fraud screening applies. TOS: https://quickservers.net/terms-of-service Questions in the thread welcome — the person answering owns the racks. And if you've read this far: which one would you grab? The 28-core boxes won't be here long.

hey everyone, I have an upcoming interview for a Platform Engineer role. I’ve been grinding scenarios around IaC (Terraform/Terragrunt), CI/CD pipelines, Kubernetes, and SRE concepts (SLIs/SLOs, Error Budgets) . i need tips and guidance from senior engineer . it will be a quick chat submitted by /u/Tree824 [link] [comments]