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[b]리소스 100% 증가![/b

다양한 스레드에서 암시한 바와 같이, 큰 발표는 여기에있다 : 우리는 우리의 모든 Linode 계획에 자원을 두 배로했습니다! 이는 RAM의 두 배, 디스크 공간을 두 배로 늘리고, 전송을 두 배로 늘리고, 값을 두 배로 늘릴 수 있습니다! 🙂

[b] 표준 플랜은 다음과 같습니다:[/b]

Linode 128은[b]Linode 256 – 8GiB 디스크[/b]로 바뀝니다
Linode 192는[b]Linode 384 – 12GiB 디스크[/b]로 바뀝니다
Linode 256은[b]Linode 512 – 16GiB 디스크[/b]로 바뀝니다
Linode 384는[b]Linode 768 – 24GiB 디스크[/b]로 바뀝니다
Linode 512는[b]Linode 1024 – 32GiB 디스크[/b]로 바뀝니다

자세한 내용은 [url=https://www.linode.com/제품/리노드.cfm]를 참조하십시오.

[b]롤아웃 및 가용성[/b]

➡[b]프리몬트:[/b] 호스트 56 이상을 사용 중인 분들은 이미 업그레이드를 받았습니다. 나머지 프리몬트 호스트의 경우 자세한 내용이 담긴 업그레이드/마이그레이션 일정이 곧 게시될 예정입니다.

➡ [b]댈러스:[/b] 우리는 여전히 이러한 업그레이드를 수행하기 위한 추가 데이터 센터 공간을 확보하고 있습니다. 다른 옵션은 Linode를 다른 데이터 센터(IP 변경)로 마이그레이션하고 즉시 업그레이드를 받는 것입니다. 이렇게 하려면 [url=https://www.linode.com/support/ticket_new.cfm]지원 티켓[/url]을 열어주세요.

편집: 댈러스 업그레이드를 사용할 수 있습니다! [url=https://www.linode.com/forums/뷰토픽.php?t=2711]이 스레드[/url]을 참조하십시오.

➡[b]애틀랜타[/b]: 업그레이드 완료.

프리몬트 호스트 포함 내역: 호스트 9-26, 56-76
댈러스 호스트 포함 내역: 호스트 1-8, 27-55
애틀랜타 호스트 포함 내역: 호스트 77 이상

[b] 연간 지불[/b]

매년 지불하는 고객은 새로운 표준 위에 추가로 50%의 디스크 공간을 받게 됩니다. [url=https://www.linode.com/support/ticket.cfm]지원 티켓[/url]을 연간 결제로 전환하려면 기입하십시오.

[b]안내[/b]

여분의 공간을 활용하려면 다음 중에서 선택할 수 있습니다.
[목록][*] [b]새 공간을 차지하도록 기존 파일 시스템 크기 조정[/b][list][*] Linode 종료
[*] 구성원-> 디스크 이미지-> 루트 파일 시스템 클릭-> 새 크기 입력 및 변경 사항 저장
[*] Linode 부팅
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[*] [b] 새 빈 디스크 이미지 생성 [/b]
[목록] [*] 구성원 -> 디스크 이미지, "새 빈 디스크 이미지 생성하기"까지 아래로 스크롤합니다.
[*] 레이블 입력 (예: "disk2")
[*] 크기를 입력합니다 (오른쪽 상단 모서리에있는 "저장소 요약"상자 사용)
[*] 파일 시스템 유형으로 "ext3"을 선택하고 디스크 생성
[*] 구성원- > 구성-> 구성을 클릭하십시오.
[*] 열려있는 /dev/ubd에 새 "disk2"를 추가 하시겠습니까? 슬롯. 저장
[*] Linode 재부팅
[*] Linode에 로그인하고 루트로 로그인합니다. "mount/dev/ubd [여기에 장치 문자 삽입] / path/to/mountpoint" 여기서 path/to/mountpoint는 기존 디렉토리입니다.
[/목록]
[*] [b]더 많은 리눅스 설치 배포 [/b] [목록] [*]왜, Distro 마법사를 사용하십시오! 새로운 Distro Wizard인지 뭔지 실험 :-)[/list]
[/목록]
당신의 사업에 감사드립니다! 즐거운 시간 보내십시오!

-크리스

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    Let me be the first to say thanks, and long live Linode! 🙂

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    This is great news — really fantastic. You guys are the best.

    I’m at the Dallas datacenter — what’s the timeframe for equipment upgrades there?

    I’m not sure if I should ask to be moved, or wait it out…

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    you know, it’s kind of funny…. i just spent the evening hanging out with another linode customer (a former roommate and good friend of mine) who asked me if dashboard.cfm was the "big announcement" that’s been rumored about. i told him it wasn’t, and boy am i glad it was [b]so[/b] much bigger than that.

    thanks, linode. and thank you, man of cake.

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    You guys are fantastic, I can’t believe this… and it’s on top of a storage and a RAM increase not that long ago!

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    [quote:df38256610=”astrashe2″]I’m at the Dallas datacenter — what’s the timeframe for equipment upgrades there? [/quote]
    It’s been over a month since I requested the space, and no ETA yet. I’ve been trying to get an answer from my rep there, but it’s been slow going. It’s at least weeks away, so if you want the upgrades soon you’ll need to migrate.

    -Chris

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    Awesome! Definitely worth the suspense. 🙂

    Oh and host12 should definitely be first in Fremont. 😉

    –Angelo

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    Hmmm nice,

    Since Sep’04:
    [b]Linode 64[/b] -> [b]Linode 80[/b] -> [b]Linode 100[/b] -> [b]Linode 128[/b] -> [b]Linode 256[/b]

    Linode.com — simply excellent!

    Cliff

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    Yeah, I just logged in to mess with my IP address setup, and it was like: Disk usage: 50%.

    😆 😆 😆 😆 😆

    YAH. Thanks, guys.

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    THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!

    This upgrade came right when I needed. Thanks a lot!

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    Very nice, thanks caker. I’d love to migrate from Dallas to Atlanta myself but can’t with all those filtered ports in Atlanta. Any idea if that’ll be fixed, or are you stuck with it?

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    [quote:de5289fdbd=”c1i77″]Hmmm nice,

    Since Sep’04:
    [b]Linode 64[/b] -> [b]Linode 80[/b] -> [b]Linode 100[/b] -> [b]Linode 128[/b] -> [b]Linode 256[/b]

    Linode.com — simply excellent!

    Cliff[/quote]
    I just said the same sort of thing (started with a linode64, now got a linode256)! That’s an astounding increase! That’ll make the competition think!

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    I migrated from Dallas to Atlanta, and it went without a hitch.

    The whole process was automated, and I could control when my vps went down.

    I have my network configured manually, so I had to login on the console and edit my configs manually. But that’s easy.

    I was squeamish about it, but I can’t imagine it being easier, or going more smoothly.

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    Awesome. Thanks.

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    I’m on host41.linode.com and it looks like mine has increased by 50%, but the RAM hasn’t come into effect yet. I’m assuming this rollout will take place over time.

    Fantastic stuff, linode!

    Cheers, Tom

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    @mthaddon:
    Re. the 50% extra disk: That was from the LAST upgrade. After this upgrade, it will be double THAT.

    I’m on host45, so I haven’t gotten the boost yet, but I care about keeping my 2 ip addresses constant, so I’m gonna wait it out. 😆

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    Great news Chris, you always deliver when I’m running low on resources.

    Linode.com A+ as usual.

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    ArbitraryConstant

    nice

    I had noticed that other services offered better resources for the same price a few weeks back, but I wasn’t going to change because I’ve had good experiences here and bad experience with bargain-basement operations.

    Periodic resource bumps even if it goes over and above what I’ve agreed to pay for reinforce this decision.

    Moreover, when I refer colleagues/clients to you and you do this sort of thing, it makes me look good.

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    mthaddon: RAM won’t happen whilst you’re live – you get it on reboot.

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    Any updates on when the remaining Fremont hosts will be upgraded?

    I’m eager to start using these new resources 🙂

    I think I’m going to switch to annual payments after the upgrades to get an even bigger upgrade to disk space. That means I’m going from 4 GB to 12 GB… not bad at all! I’ll probably start using the space for backups.

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    As it’s 10 days (in my TZ) since the last status update, any more news on Dallas?

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    We’ve completed negotiations for two more cabinets in Dallas late last week. We’ve got servers ready to ship, with more components on order. I’m still going to say 3-4 weeks, but possibly sooner.

    We’ll start the upgrades for the remaining Fremont hosts this week (honest).

    -Chris

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    It’s been almost two weeks, so I thought I’d bump this to ask if there is a more specific eta for us poor souls who haven’t had the resource bump yet?

    Cheers,
    Andrew

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    Ditto. I’m waiting with bated breath!

    On another note, with all the recent upgrades, I’m now beginning to get confused on what I’ve purchased vs. what I’m now getting for my original purchase. Looking at my very first invoice (dated April 08, 2004), I purchased a Linode 384. Based on caker’s original post, that now translates to a Linode 768 host, right? And that means that disk space will be 24GB (vs. 12GB at what a 384 node is rated at now?) when the migration is finished for my host (host 11)? I’m thoroughly lost. 😕

    [quote:2ad62d80a1=”andrewjw”]It’s been almost two weeks, so I thought I’d bump this to ask if there is a more specific eta for us poor souls who haven’t had the resource bump yet?

    Cheers,
    Andrew[/quote]

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    [quote:0a1ca129bd=”unixfool”]Ditto. I’m waiting with bated breath!

    On another note, with all the recent upgrades, I’m now beginning to get confused on what I’ve purchased vs. what I’m now getting for my original purchase. Looking at my very first invoice (dated April 08, 2004), I purchased a Linode 384. Based on caker’s original post, that now translates to a Linode 768 host, right? And that means that disk space will be 24GB (vs. 12GB at what a 384 node is rated at now?) when the migration is finished for my host (host 11)? I’m thoroughly lost. 😕
    [/quote]

    The invoices seem to have updated from what we originally purchased, I originally had a 150 but now my first invoice says 384. So since the invoices have been updated, you’re stuck with a Linode 384 unless you want to shell out the extra cash.

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    [quote:9dacd88502=”unixfool”]Ditto. I’m waiting with bated breath!

    On another note, with all the recent upgrades, I’m now beginning to get confused on what I’ve purchased vs. what I’m now getting for my original purchase. Looking at my very first invoice (dated April 08, 2004), I purchased a Linode 384. Based on caker’s original post, that now translates to a Linode 768 host, right? And that means that disk space will be 24GB (vs. 12GB at what a 384 node is rated at now?) when the migration is finished for my host (host 11)? I’m thoroughly lost. 😕
    [/quote]

    According to:

    http://web.archive.org/web/20040401104759/www.linode.com/products/linodes.cfm

    If you got a linode 384 in 2004, you got something that wasn’t even on the list. So, you must have been spending some pretty serious cash at the time.

    I got what was essentially a 64 in early 2005, and it went to an 80 (sept 28, 05), then a 100 (jun 16, 06), then a 128 (jan 18, 07), and it will now be a 256 after The Planet gets their act together. So, if you got your node in 2004, I’d say you are looking at something close to 4x whatever you originally had.

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    [quote:22becae5d1=”andrewjw”]It’s been almost two weeks, so I thought I’d bump this to ask if there is a more specific eta for us poor souls who haven’t had the resource bump yet?[/quote]

    Dallas Update: Hosts are ready to ship to Dallas. As soon we’re told they are ready to rack them for us, it will be ~ 5 days to bring them up (ship, rack, test).

    Fremont Update: The Migration Queue tool is available for those on host9 – host26. All other Linodes in Fremont have already received the upgrade.

    Migration Queue:
    https://www.linode.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2658

    -Tom

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    If I’d been privy to that link you posted, I’d have not even asked my questions. It’s obvious from my post that I didn’t know of this, at least to me. One should wonder why invoices from 2004 would reflect recent price changes anyways, so it’s easy so assume the invoices have not been altered.

    Based on that link, and after doing the math, I bought a 96 node. Anyone know why the 2004 invoices changed?

    [quote]
    According to:

    http://web.archive.org/web/20040401104759/www.linode.com/products/linodes.cfm

    If you got a linode 384 in 2004, you got something that wasn’t even on the list. So, you must have been spending some pretty serious cash at the time.

    I got what was essentially a 64 in early 2005, and it went to an 80 (sept 28, 05), then a 100 (jun 16, 06), then a 128 (jan 18, 07), and it will now be a 256 after The Planet gets their act together. So, if you got your node in 2004, I’d say you are looking at something close to 4x whatever you originally had.[/quote]

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    [quote:c3921703df=”unixfool”]Anyone know why did the 2004 invoices changed?[/quote]
    You could chalk this one up to a design flaw. Your invoice item records point to the package, where the label is — so when the package name changes, so do old invoices. I have a note to fix this (by copying the package label into the invoice item record), but it won’t fix old invoices…

    -Chris

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    Thanks, Chris.

    I’ve just migrated to Fremont. I also have so much more disk space to play with that I’m now planning a whole refresh.

    Every time I think I’ve seen it all in regards to stellar support, you go over the top…I’ve recommended my friends to try Linode.com and one already has and loves it. Keep up the good work and more business will come your way by word-of-mouth alone!

    Thanks again!

    [quote:5fd54175cb=”caker”][quote:5fd54175cb=”unixfool”]Anyone know why did the 2004 invoices changed?[/quote]
    You could chock this one up to a design flaw. Your invoice item records point to the package, where the label is — so when the package name changes, so do old invoices. I have a note to fix this (by copying the package label into the invoice item record), but it won’t fix old invoices…

    -Chris[/quote]

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    Update: Never mind, I thought I was in Fremont but I am in Dallas on host29, so my upgrade is a few weeks out.

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    Just in time! I’ve been very happy with Linode’s service, but to be honest I was thinking of switching away. I realized recently that for only a few dollars more a month, other hosting companies were offering more powerful dedicated servers. Now that the Linode is more powerful, everything is awesome! I’m going to be changing distros (gentoo->Ubuntu) and web servers (apache->lighttpd) soon, so everything will be more awesome. Thanks Linode.

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    Just bumping this up as it’s been a couple weeks since the last update. Any news on the Dallas front?

    Regards,

    MrP

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    New hosts are leaving for Dallas on Monday.

    If all goes according to schedule, we’re hoping to start migrations by the weekend.

    -Tom

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    Not to sound impatient, but it’s the next Monday and the weekend is over. Are there any news about the Dallas linodes?

    Greetings (and thanks for a good service.)

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    Here’s an edited excerpt from Monday’s IRC channel logs. It’s not good I’m afraid 😥 I’m dying for my upgrade!

    [code]
    15:38 < caker> Daniel H. – Monday April 16th, 2007; 1:05 PM CDT
    15:38 < caker> We are anticipating that your cage will be built by the end of this week. An eta on when the new servers will be racked and online is still being determined.
    15:38 * caker fumes
    16:15 < tierra> takes one to two months to approve the cages, and an additional 2 weeks past the date that all hardware arrives to actually get it put together… that’s pretty sad
    16:15 < caker> tierra: s/hardware arrives/contract signed/, but yeah…
    16:15 < caker> out of sight (no customer hardware on premises), out of mind I guess
    16:16 < caker> there’s way more to the story, but not worth going into
    16:18 < tasaro> they *should* have started the cage when the contract was signed… and I’m guessing they sub that out anyway
    16:18 < caker> what pissed me off more than anything are all the broken promises/commitments
    16:18 < caker> If they told me it would have taken this long, I would be more understanding
    16:19 < caker> tasaro has a good idea: build the cage around our racked servers :)
    16:19 * caker ‘s mood: bleh
    16:20 < caker> sorry guys…
    16:20 < tasaro> When caker called the sales rep on Thursday, he had the balls to tell him we’d be online sometime on Friday
    16:20 < caker> in his words: "Tomorrow"
    [/code]

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    Just so everyone’s clear: All of our hardware arrived at ThePlanet in Dallas last week. They are building out our new cage (woohoo!) and have told us it will be completed by this Friday. Then, they need to install our hardware (various console / power controllers / switch, + 19 servers), so I guess add a few business days for that.

    So, that puts us into the middle of next week for the new hosts to be online. Once ThePlanet racks our servers we’re ready to go on our end.

    -Chris

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    [quote:1ba3d70531=”caker”]Just so everyone’s clear: All of our hardware arrived at ThePlanet in Dallas last week. They are building out our new cage (woohoo!) and have told us it will be completed by this Friday. Then, they need to install our hardware (various console / power controllers / switch, + 19 servers), so I guess add a few business days for that.
    [/quote]

    Chris, i assume you’ve looked around, is there anyone out there with better customer service than ThePlanet? or is the next step just managing your own hardware?

    i use another ISP who used to have their hardware at ThePlanet. they eventually left ThePlanet because of poor service and picked up their own space at a data center where they could kick their own hardware.

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    wonderful service.

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    Almost had a heart-attack… LJs RSS feed redisplayed this thread just now and I was thinking "What, again?!!! I don’t believe it!" but I guess it was the edit of the head article that cause the RSS feeder to redisplay it. I was right to not believe it 🙂

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    Yeah, I just had the same thing and thought "what the…?"

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    This company does nothing but make me happy!

    Virtual beats actual! I have a very powerful server for very little money!

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