My account just go frozen by jpc because apparently, because it's taking too much resources.
true that my site suddenly got a major boost in visitors due to an event in the game that the site is for, so fine, my bad. I figured maybe just need better hardware. I don't blame them for that.
So I found my a new host ( $30 a month, specs beyond what JPC has for the same price)...but again, i'm not ranting about that.
I disabled my main site on my JPC server., replaced it with a message to my users to manually edit their host file to redirect to my server as the DNS propagates, and told JPC that it's safe to restore my site. I merely wanted my users can see the message. This was at October 9, 10:26AM.
They got back to me asking a stupid question: Are You sure it's safe to turn your back on? This was 3 hours later. October 9, 1:29 PM.
At 2:07 PM, I said yes.
Currently 8:03 PM. Still no response. Site is still down.
in the mean time, i have completely restored my site, republished my dns, and it seems to have completely propagated. My new site is now live in it's new server, and still no response from JPC.
On an interesting note, my site is serving 600% more users than usual, and running between 0.5 and 2 CPU load, where as back in JPC, during my normal days of 30-50 users, my load is at 4-6.
I'm starting to re-think if the server load really was my responsibility, or maybe JPC was just over-selling their boxes.
No matter. Thanks for the excellent support/product, JPC.


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