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Store Repexigent on 09/01/2014 - 15:04 exigent.com.au (78 clicks)
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Simply use our coupon code GET25OFF to get 25% off your first months invoice on any of our Plus, Platinum or Ultra Virtual Server plans.

Get the benefit of true unmetered bandwidth when you purchase one of our Plus, Platinum or Ultra Virtual Servers.

Our Plus Virtual Servers uses our OpenVZ virtual platform while our Platinum Virtual Server plans use our XEN virtual platform and our Ultra Virtual Server plans use our KVM virtual platform.

Established since 2009, we host over thousands of virtual servers for customers from all over the globe providing true 24x7 technical support.

Purchase your virtual server in our Sydney location and you can simply request for IPv6 IP addresses to be added to your virtual server absolutely FREE of charge. We're working towards getting IPv6 enabled in our Melbourne & Brisbane data centre early this year.

All new virtual servers are provisioned instantly.

Plus Virtual Server Plans - http://www.exigent.com.au/plus-vps
Platinum Virtual Server Plans - http://www.exigent.com.au/platinum-vds
Ultra Virtual Server Plans - http://www.exigent.com.au/ultra-vds

We look forward to hearing from you soon.
Exigent Enterprise Team.

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  • [Deactivated] on 09/01/2014 - 15:44

    Do you have any rules on high cpu usage. i.e. Could one run a hadoop job on your VPS?

  • Store Repexigent @ Exigent on 09/01/2014 - 15:52

    Hi josephchi,

    What we would recommend for an application that may require a lot of CPU resources, we would recommend using either our XEN or KVM virtual platform so that the resources would be dedicated to your virtual server. Our OpenVZ virtual platform is a shared virtual platform so there could be a chance that the virtual server may get shutdown for excessive CPU resource usage.

    We certainly don't mind the odd spike as we know customers run backups and this can take a couple of minutes to run at times but continued excessive CPU resource usage can lead to a virtual server being shutdown only on our OpenVZ virtual platform.

    Feel free to also have a look at our Technet article that we wrote last year about the differences between our virtual platforms.
    - http://technet.exigent.com.au

    Hope this has been able to help out :)

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