Witness: delegate.ihashfury

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iHashFury

Dedicated Cloud Server standing by for my 2.0 witness

8192 MB Memory 2 CPU 120 GB SSD (no shared resources) with DDOS Protection



iHashFury

Last week tested every backup system I have. Sod's law got me - big time.

Electric  - fried my UPS batteries
Router then passed over to to "The brown smell - dark side"
      - changed to backup
     -  bought a new one
Electric was then cut off
      - Started up 5.5Kw generator - "Suckin Diesel"

While this was happening, Vultr London went down
      - Switched to backup server

Only the graphene test net suffered missed blocks.  All other chain delegates unaffected.

Bring it on. I'm ready  ;)

xeroc


santaclause102

Quote from: iHashFury on August 29, 2015, 11:37:34 AM
Over the last year, I have been running the following VPS (on three different service providers) to provide decentralization, redundancy and back-up for the BitShares eco-system:

512MB 1 core (ubuntu i686) Amsterdam: BTS seed node, chain server and my own web site

1024MB 1 core (archlinux i686) London: BTS delegate with feeds

2048MB 8 core (ubuntu x86_64) Dallas: BTS backup, seed node and chain server


I have now set-up a new VPS for Graphene testing:

3072MB 4 core (ubuntu x86_64) London.

I have also been supporting the other DPOS chains (seed nodes and chain servers) and testnets (DEV PLS PTS) spread across the above servers.

I will be changing the configuration of these servers to best accommodate BitShares 2.0 on the run up to release.

I will continue supporting the BTS network with these servers and hope to be able to scale up to the future potential of BitShares 2.0.
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iHashFury

Over the last year, I have been running the following VPS (on three different service providers) to provide decentralization, redundancy and back-up for the BitShares eco-system:

512MB 1 core (ubuntu i686) Amsterdam: BTS seed node, chain server and my own web site

1024MB 1 core (archlinux i686) London: BTS delegate with feeds

2048MB 8 core (ubuntu x86_64) Dallas: BTS backup, seed node and chain server


I have now set-up a new VPS for Graphene testing:

3072MB 4 core (ubuntu x86_64) London.

I have also been supporting the other DPOS chains (seed nodes and chain servers) and testnets (DEV PLS PTS) spread across the above servers.

I will be changing the configuration of these servers to best accommodate BitShares 2.0 on the run up to release.

I will continue supporting the BTS network with these servers and hope to be able to scale up to the future potential of BitShares 2.0.

xeroc

Quote from: phillyguy on July 15, 2015, 12:08:38 AM
What's the best way for someone to help?
you can tip @ihashfury

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iHashFury

Running out of funds/resources to run seed and chain nodes.

Had to take one offline - hopefully only temporary.

204.44.115.139 is offline

iHashFury

Seed and chain node 108.61.197.90 is offline
It has been replaced by 108.61.197.5.

iHashFury

I have upgraded my seed and chain node.

108.61.197.90 will be going offline in a few days and will be replaced by 108.61.197.5.

20% discount on vultr.com - or you could use my affiliate link to check it out http://www.vultr.com/?ref=6819070

iHashFury


tora62

If at first you don't succeed, call it version 1.0...

iHashFury

I have set-up DacPLAY as delegate.ihashfury with a quick slate  ;)

iHashFury

Added another 1000 BTS to keep the feeds going

iHashFury

Chain Servers, Seed Nodes and Delegate updated to 0.9.0 - all running smooth  :)