Fremont Linode Availability
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Try a different one. I bet the fact that Linode is awesome will make up for the extra milliseconds.
You might even want to make Linode babies.
@mwalling:
Try a different one. I bet the fact that Linode is awesome will make up for the extra milliseconds.
Except that internal traffic will no longer be "internal" and therefore count on your bandwidth use.
//assuming that's why he wanted multiple boxes in the same DC to begin with//
@mwalling:
Try a different one. I bet the fact that Linode is awesome will make up for the extra milliseconds.
as I said (from checking the speeds):
@whiterabbit:
I'm in Fremont, CA myself and the downloading speed from Fremont is a great difference.
it was kind of 10 times faster
1 360 available..
@WoodWork:
The availability page doesn't show all the Linodes which they have - open a Support ticket and you'll get priority.
And see this post by tasaro:
Don't wait for it to "become available", submit a support ticket. Apparently, in all likelihood, there is capacity available in Fremont.
@waldo:
Don't wait for it to "become available", submit a support ticket. Apparently, in all likelihood, there is capacity available in Fremont.
I agree, except I'm not an existing customer to post a ticket (it requires to log in).
I will keep checking till the end of the day, then get another location and open a ticket to transfer my Linode to the Fremont datacenter once it's available.