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    • RE: Cloud at Cost - Did I make a mistake?

      Hey everybody!

      Aman from cloudatcost here.

      was just checking the threads before calling it a night and came across this thread and really wanted to comment before getting some sleep.

      There are a few things in this thread which are actually really viable questions... How does cloudatcost plan to support their servers? How do we pay for our bandwitdh? who's paying for all of the power of the datacenter? Will they be around next year?

      These are all awesome questions and I'm really glad that they are being asked. There is a rational fear of trying something new, something different, something you havent heard of... and that's us... cloudatcost. I for one am really big on transparency and I believe that all of your questions should be answered, and I will do my best to answer them all right now:

      First of all, let's start with who we are, how we were founded, and where are we going.

      Cloudatcost is a brand of Fibernetics, a voice and data telecommunication provider in Canada. (Cambridge, Ontario... if you're local, come by and check us out for yourselves).
      More information on Fibernetics is found here: www.fibernetics.ca

      Fibernetics works in 4 major areas: Residential products (www.worldline.ca), business services (business.fibernetics.ca), wholesale, and finally the "Seedling Initiative" - a venture start up division of Fibernetics. http://www.fibernetics.ca/about-us/fibernetics-ventures/

      as a side note... Fibernetics recently invested $2.1 million in a seedling called Plasticity Labs - a company thats focused around happiness in the workforce

      So as you can see, our backbone is very robust. We have over 300,000 users alone on our residential products..

      So the answer to how we can supply bandwitdh so cheap? Fiberneticss is a voice and data telecommunication company, these resources are shared across our brand, including cloudatcost.

      How do we keep our operating costs so low?

      The datacenter which you see in the youtube video I posted in another thread (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INVaNT1R_jE) is of our actual datacenter, not a staged location. The datacenter is powered using solar! we have solar panels over the entire roof - We capture so much sun that our hydro costs are virtually $0 - so lets pass the savings on.

      Fibernetics is about being very disruptive in the tech industry, whether it be unlimited internet for residential users, robust business phone systems, or cloud servers - we do things differently, and we're awesome at it. Unfortunately, people think it's too good to be true.... what if they shut down shop and leave? - If I could do something to reassure you that we're not going anywhere, let me know what it is... Fibernetics is 10 years strong and growing at a pace like never before. cloudatcost is doing very very very well, our pricing model is different.... too good to be true... but it is true.

      If you have any questions for me, let me know....

      posted in IT Discussion
      AmanBhogalA
      AmanBhogal
    • RE: CloudatCost First Impressions

      @JaredBusch
      Hi Jared,
      WGET is required for the automation.. It is the only thing that we add as it is required for the scripts that do the automated provisioning of the servers.

      posted in IT Discussion
      AmanBhogalA
      AmanBhogal
    • RE: CloudatCost First Impressions

      @JaredBusch

      Awesome!
      Let me know your results. I can take them back to the team.
      We listen to our customers and are constantly improving our product offerings

      posted in IT Discussion
      AmanBhogalA
      AmanBhogal
    • RE: CloudatCost

      @JaredBusch
      The one time cost differentiates us from others in the marketplace and has been working very well for us.
      I have not heard of any plans to remove that offer anytime soon.

      posted in IT Discussion
      AmanBhogalA
      AmanBhogal
    • RE: CloudatCost

      @JaredBusch

      Anybody who purchases a one time server does not have any monthly recurring charges.

      If you are buying a dev server, for example a Dev 2 server, the pricing options are set up that way to allow users to consider how long they will require the server for. Some users only need a server for 2 months... $10 / month is a very fair price to charge, and for the user, extremely low amount to pay...

      If you are keeping your dev server for a while and are going to have it more than 7 months, a one time $70 fee is amazing... never worry about paying for your server again. Especially when you're getting 20% off.... **$56 for a lifetime Dev 2 server. **

      posted in IT Discussion
      AmanBhogalA
      AmanBhogal
    • RE: CloudatCost

      @JaredBusch

      Thanks Jared.
      The offer has been extended to the end of the week (Feb 27th)
      We are getting a lot of great support through the MangoLassi community. I will make sure we get some really awesome exclusive offers for you guys.

      posted in IT Discussion
      AmanBhogalA
      AmanBhogal
    • RE: CloudatCost First Impressions

      @JaredBusch
      Hi Jared,
      Just spoke with the team here.
      When selecting packages for CentOS if you choose any of the CentOS-XX-32/64 bit it should be a minimal install.

      for example: CentOS-7-64bit.
      LAMP is selected only by choosing that OS out of the drop down.

      posted in IT Discussion
      AmanBhogalA
      AmanBhogal
    • RE: CloudatCost OS Offerings

      @Dashrender

      Hey Guys!
      Awesome to hear you guys talking about Minecraft Servers. This is happening at the perfect time as CloudAtCost is refining its minecraft packages right now and are only a couple of weeks away from launch.

      How about this, instead of having somebody buy a minecraft server for MangoLassi, CloudAtCost will sponsor it for free!

      posted in IT Discussion
      AmanBhogalA
      AmanBhogal
    • RE: CloudatCost

      @JaredBusch
      Hi Jared,
      This is true, there are many comments online talking about cloudatcost. When we launched the product in 2013, we weren't expecting the growth that we had. In short, our demaind increased our supply, causing quite the load on our servers. Having your business grow at rapid speeds is every businesses dream, however, for us it resulted in a lot of growing pains.

      Last year we released a video talking about this exact issue.
      check out the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INVaNT1R_jE

      We are still growing and are constantly upgrading our hardware and adding to our support.

      If I can help in any way, please let me know.

      Thanks,

      posted in IT Discussion
      AmanBhogalA
      AmanBhogal
    • RE: CloudatCost OS Offerings

      Hey Everybody!
      Aman From CloudAtCost here.

      Thank you for your feedback in regards to the usability of the website.
      We are currently working on a redesign and relaunch of our website to make it easier to navigate and purchase.

      If you have any questions, I am more than happy to answer them.

      In the meantime, use this coupon code to get 20% any cloudatcost servers. This is a mangolassi exclusive offer:
      qunege5uTa

      posted in IT Discussion
      AmanBhogalA
      AmanBhogal
    • RE: CloudatCost

      @JaredBusch Hi Jared,
      The prices are in USD

      posted in IT Discussion
      AmanBhogalA
      AmanBhogal
    • RE: CloudatCost

      Hey Everybody!
      My Name is Aman Bhogal from CloudAtCost.
      Scott Allen Miller reached out to me and I will be more than happy to answer any questions you may have.

      As a start, I would like to offer everybody in this thread 20% off of any server of your choice. Just use coupon code qunege5uTa
      This is an exclusive offer for this thread and quantities are limited!

      posted in IT Discussion
      AmanBhogalA
      AmanBhogal
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