I'm about to jump from OVH SGP due to network issue. Any feedbacks from old/current users? Thanks!
Search WHT and lowendtalk forums. From memory, Leaseweb have high bandwidth overage charges and customers are reporting sometimes their bandwidth overages reported by Leaseweb don't match what their own server's bandwidth usage or the control panel set bandwidth threshold preset they set doesn't work and Leaseweb continue to serve visitors pass the preset bandwidth threshold. So they get bills for bandwidth overage in the $10,000s of dollars. Or if you get DDOS attacked, Leaseweb does pass the bandwidth cost over to customer too. I haven't used them myself, but I definitely wouldn't be using them from what I read. examples Leaseweb 30 times the hosting price bandwidth surcharge?!! | Web Hosting Talk https://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/152817/unreasonable-invoice-by-leaseweb https://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/74186/very-important-leasewebs-bandwidth-overage-policy Problem is even if you do set bandwidth limits, customers have reported the limits don't work, so you end up with a very high bandwidth overage amount/cost if you have alot of traffic !
I pull the trigger and purchased Hongkong Dedicated Server. 30-40 ms ping from my local ISP. I'm just afraid of this: Viewing Null Route history - Knowledge Base They will null route if attack exceed my current plan :|
I think that isn't applicable anymore, as they will null route the server now if the attack exceed the limit (5gbps for standard protection).
As far as I understood if the attack is below 5gbps, they will scrub it and if exceed 5gbps they will null route the IP which is too bad also
Maybe I'll just hang on to my old OVH server until I can feel it slow down before moving out. Right now 6pm here: Server Load will increase up to 45% for the next 4 hours.
guess you need to figure out where the load is coming from. cminfo commands might help for Code (Text): cminfo top cminfo sar-cpu cminfo sar-mem cminfo phpstats cminfo phpmem but up to you to interpret the output
It's more on MYSQL then PHP-FPM. I can surely lower down the load if I disable Push Notifications, but it's a must have for me.