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Hi folks, As a "low-end budget VPS hoarder" who owns 5+ RackNerd instances across different locations, I’m getting tired of logging into multiple NerdVM control panels just to check my monthly bandwidth or reboot a frozen node. Traditional server monitors (like Uptime Kuma) are great, but they require installing heavy agents or keeping a separate backend server running. So, I am currently prototyping a Chrome Sidepanel Extension to solve this specific pain point. Key Features Implemented/Planned: 100% Client-Side & Private: It aggregates your VPS stats directly via the official SolusVM Client API. No third-party servers. Your API Keys/Hashes are stored safely within your browser's local storage (Bring Your Own Key). All-in-One Dashboard: View online status, IP lists, and high-visibility bandwidth progress bars (with over-quota warnings) for all your budget boxes in a single sidebar. Quick Power Actions: One-click to Boot, Reboot, or Shutdown your instances without leaving your current browsing tab. The Monetization Idea: I plan to keep a Free Tier for casual users (managing up to 2-3 VPS). For power users who want unlimited slots and advanced network ping tests, I am thinking of a $9.90 One-Time Lifetime Buyout (No annoying subscriptions!). Since this is my first indie-hacking project for the global market, I am feeling a bit anxious and would love to get some real feedback from the LET community: Do you see yourself using something like this? Is $9.90 Lifetime a fair price point for you? What other features would make you instantly hit the "Pay" button? (e.g., auto-shutdown when bandwidth reaches 95%?) Please drop your thoughts or feature requests below. For anyone who provides feedback in this thread, I will personally DM you a Lifetime Pro license key for FREE once it's launched on the Chrome Web Store. Thanks for your time and happy hosting!

Since I manage more than 50 VPS instances across multiple providers, it has become increasingly difficult to handle them efficiently. Is there a centralized solution that allows managing multiple VirtFusion VPS instances from different providers through a single interface?

Setting up test automation in CI is easy, making devs look at and trust the results is the hard part Coverage numbers that look great on paper but the team treats the test step like a formality because false positives trained them to ignore failures, its pavlovian at this point, test fails and everyone just hits retry without checking submitted by /u/Illustrious-Cell-695 [link] [comments]

"Using Claude Mythos Preview, researchers at Anthropic have discovered improved ways to attack cryptographic algorithms (the mathematical methods used to keep online data private). The first attack significantly weakens HAWK, a digital signature scheme that was built for a post-quantum world. The second identifies a new way to attack round-reduced AES, the most widely used symmetric cipher. These are substantial research advances, but they do not currently affect any production systems." https://www.anthropic.com/research/discovering-cryptographic-weaknesses Interesting work that doesn't have immediate implications but paints a picture of what the vulnerability and patching surface of the future might look like. submitted by /u/Soundwave_47 [link] [comments]

Friend of mine walked into a “20 year old startup” that had users on Windows 7 Home (stopped getting patches in 2020…), no anti-malware, and no password policy. Any horror/comedic/tragedy stories of setups that you’ve inherited? submitted by /u/jcom_AccessOwl [link] [comments]

Having a problem with multiple users in Win 11 Enterprise. When users click save as from any application or save as after downloading a file, there is a severe delay before the prompt save as box pops up. submitted by /u/Existing_Noise3784 [link] [comments]

Thought you guys would like this https://cloud.google.com/blog/topics/cost-management/new-early-anomalies-and-spend-caps-on-google-cloud-budgets submitted by /u/PracticalSherbet6732 [link] [comments]

5950x or higher performance dedicated core (i9 or i7 is also allowed if they have good performance) 8gb ram or higher 100gb nvme or higher netherlands is the best location or DE, FR, UK ​DDoS Protection: Optional / Nice to have SLA: Please state your uptime SLA (if any) Budget: €10 - €30 / month (not sure if my expectations are realistic, but open to offers)

Anyone else running into capacity error on the Central US region? Getting the following error: "AKSCapacityHeavyUsage", "details": null, "message": "Creating a new cluster is unavailable at this time in region centralus. To create a new cluster, we recommend using an alternate region. submitted by /u/therealyellowranger [link] [comments]

Hi LET, I'm looking for two budget VPS for two separate projects. Details below: Server A — API Proxy (Hong Kong preferred, Singapore acceptable) Requirement Spec CPU 1-2 cores RAM 2 GB (1.5 GB minimum) Storage 30 GB SSD+ Bandwidth 50 Mbps+ Traffic 1 TB+ / month Port 1 Gbps shared is fine Budget $20-30 / year OS Debian 12 or Ubuntu 22.04 Renewal Same price as first term Server B — VPN Relay (Singapore or Japan preferred) Requirement Spec CPU 1 core RAM 1 GB Storage 20 GB SSD+ Bandwidth 30 Mbps+ Traffic 500 GB+ / month Budget $15-20 / year Renewal Same price as first term Important notes: No Buffalo/NY/US-East. Latency to Asia is the whole reason I'm looking for HK/SG. No "first year cheap, renewal expensive" traps. I need renewal at the same price. I'm open to both provider offers and user resells, as long as the account is clean and transferable. If you have something that fits, please reply with the offer or PM me. Thanks!

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I myself check my backups usually once a week on Monday through Veeam. I have heard it is best practice to test your backups on a quarterly basis but I wanted to gather some insight on how often you guys are testing restores and what is considered best practice. submitted by /u/h9xq [link] [comments]

Is there an audit log that will list only the issued certificates that were requested via the web enrollment web page? We are considering disabling web enrollment, but we need to see how much use it has and who to notify regarding the change. submitted by /u/Fabulous_Cow_4714 [link] [comments]

I started working as a tier 1 helpdesk 8 months ago after taking an IT Course, for a company that provide IT services for alot of companies and its good because i get to experience a lot different systems like windows server, different kinds of server roles, 365 admin, different mail systems like cyfox for example. but i feel like i want to know more get more in depth when it comes to being a system administrator but im not sure what courses should i take online and where. anyone here can help me get my mind straight on what should i learn first? and where is it best to get those courses online? Thank you in advance submitted by /u/JuniorHomework7812 [link] [comments]

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Static shape requirements on TPU are affecting my utilization numbers negativelty whenever my batches aren't clean powers of 2 or standard token lengths. I'm padding everything to fixed boundaries and i still feel I'm underutizing compute. On GPU this doesn't seem to be as much of an issue since it handles dynamic shapes more natively. Does anyone have real numbers on % MFU loss from padding overhead? Is this something that can be measured directly? submitted by /u/Comfortable_Nail6076 [link] [comments]

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One-person security/platform team at a small fintech, going through SOC 2. Patching what has a fix is fine. The problem is the stuff I can't fix, because there's no patched version, or the fix breaks something. Inspector/Trivy keeps flagging it, Vanta keeps showing it red, and technically every one needs a documented risk acceptance. Most of these aren't even exploitable in our setup, sometimes it's a vulnerable function never called, transitive dep we don't use, requires network access that doesn't exist. But "trust me it's fine" doesn't fly, and writing a proper exception per CVE takes forever. So, people who've been through this what do you actually show the auditor for "not exploitable"? Is there a way to automate this discovery/evidence gathering? Or does everyone just eat the busywork / quietly ignore them and pray? submitted by /u/psycodeveloper [link] [comments]