Where is the best hosting for Evo node?
- Thread starter djkarmi
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Hello, have you looked at this page? https://mnowatch.org/evonodes/ Do you see the status of your node? Is there a balance? Has it proposed any blocks this epoch? Does it have two checkmarks? Are the versions all current?
qwizzie
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@djkarmi
https://servers.guru/anonymous-vps/
'30% off on our 10Gpbs VPS with coupon: 10GBPS_30 (Valid for the first billing term).'
Select to pay for 1 full year, and during billing add coupon 10GBPS_30 , this will get you 30% discount on your year bill.
You can also go for monthly payments, but then you can only claim 30% discount on one monthly bill.
I have location Amsterdam (The Netherlands have a good infrastructure with regards to Internet, stable and high uptime).
Use this guide to install from scratch / new server setup : https://www.dash.org/forum/index.ph...for-newly-install-install-from-scratch.55237/
Before deciding to switch VPS provider, it maybe worth it to give 'dashmate doctor' command to your current Evonode, which will produce a report. In that report you will find a path to some logs that the dashmate doctor command will produce and bundle into an archive (tar file i think). You could use file transfer software (something like WinSCP) to download that file to your desktop pc and email it to [email protected] with the request to look into why your Evonode is not producing any blocks.
Also be aware that Evolution 1.3 / Platform v1.3 is about to be released that will fix some Platform issues (once activated). You may want to wait and see if your Evonode start proposing blocks after that. After Evolution 1.3 / Platform v1.3 is fully activated, you can also issue 'dashmate doctor diagnostic' which will perform diagnostics on the collected logs. That way you can perhaps skip the 'email to [email protected]' part.
https://servers.guru/anonymous-vps/
'30% off on our 10Gpbs VPS with coupon: 10GBPS_30 (Valid for the first billing term).'
Select to pay for 1 full year, and during billing add coupon 10GBPS_30 , this will get you 30% discount on your year bill.
You can also go for monthly payments, but then you can only claim 30% discount on one monthly bill.
I have location Amsterdam (The Netherlands have a good infrastructure with regards to Internet, stable and high uptime).
Use this guide to install from scratch / new server setup : https://www.dash.org/forum/index.ph...for-newly-install-install-from-scratch.55237/
Before deciding to switch VPS provider, it maybe worth it to give 'dashmate doctor' command to your current Evonode, which will produce a report. In that report you will find a path to some logs that the dashmate doctor command will produce and bundle into an archive (tar file i think). You could use file transfer software (something like WinSCP) to download that file to your desktop pc and email it to [email protected] with the request to look into why your Evonode is not producing any blocks.
Also be aware that Evolution 1.3 / Platform v1.3 is about to be released that will fix some Platform issues (once activated). You may want to wait and see if your Evonode start proposing blocks after that. After Evolution 1.3 / Platform v1.3 is fully activated, you can also issue 'dashmate doctor diagnostic' which will perform diagnostics on the collected logs. That way you can perhaps skip the 'email to [email protected]' part.
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Your evonode is incorrectly configured. Please start over again and follow the guide intently.
I have a node running on pecunia, this is a service provider that runs various nodes. I asked where is the best place to find good hosting for Evo node.
Schowalter
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Some highly rated service providers you can refer to:
+ Vultr: with a variety of server locations and reasonable prices. Raft Wars
+ DigitalOcean: stands out for its simplicity and reliability.
+ Amazon Web Services (AWS): provides flexible infrastructure but can be more expensive.
+ Google Cloud: with high performance but relatively high prices.
+ Contabo: is a more economical choice with large server resources.
+ Vultr: with a variety of server locations and reasonable prices. Raft Wars
+ DigitalOcean: stands out for its simplicity and reliability.
+ Amazon Web Services (AWS): provides flexible infrastructure but can be more expensive.
+ Google Cloud: with high performance but relatively high prices.
+ Contabo: is a more economical choice with large server resources.
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