oblivuslimited

Thank you for the feedback! We’ve actually just updated the default Ubuntu OS to 550.90.12 and CUDA to 12.4 today. Would you mind checking it again?

Thanks for the feedback! NVLink configurations are available only in 8x, it’s not possible to deploy 1x. These are PCIe modules connected via NVLink bridges, and they are not HGX.

We do plan to expand our fleet with B200s, but H200s are not currently on the roadmap for on-demand.

We’ve just activated the rest of your credits—thank you again for your feedback!

Hey there,

1. That’s interesting and it shouldn’t happen. I just tested it myself and was able to connect via both VNC and Terminal at the same time. I’ll check with the team to see if there’s an issue. 2. We don’t impose any physical firewalls on the VMs, but you can set up a virtual firewall of your choice and limit IP access. 3. We try to avoid storing any critical customer information. Public key authentication is possible, but you’ll need to share your key each time on the deployment page. We’ll explore ways to save the key securely! 4. It is possible to create images. This was automated before, but we recently had to switch to a manual process due to changes in our hypervisor software. If you reach out to support, they can create images from your VM and attach them to your billing profile, usually within a day. 5. This is a feature we don’t currently have, but it’s definitely something we’ll consider adding to our roadmap!

Regarding pricing: Every resource is billed on a per-minute basis. For instance, if you have 100GB of storage, the system will record 100 minutes of NVMe usage every minute. The same applies to vCPUs and GPUs. I hope that clarifies things, but if you need further details please feel free to ask.

Thanks a lot for the feedback, really appreciate it! We’ve gone ahead and applied the remaining credits to your account.

Well, because we currently don’t have GitHub integration on the platform, but that’s a good point! We’ll definitely consider adding SSO in the future. Thank you!

We considered creating a $25 promo code that anyone could use without contacting us, but the reason we chose this method is because even with a $1 promo code last time, we saw many fake accounts spamming it.

That said, we still have a $3 promo code that anyone can use without needing to comment here: HN_3. Also, if you prefer not to comment publicly, feel free to send your feedback to [email protected]!

Hello, thank you so much for the question!

We have plans to expand to the EU, potentially in the third quarter of 2023.

Building our current infrastructure in the EU is quite difficult, especially with the high electricity prices in EU data centers. However, we have been in discussions with various providers to establish an infrastructure that meets our requirements.

Additionally, we are actively working on a solution called Oblivus Edge Deployment, which aims to offer low-latency and high-bandwidth connectivity to EU users, even if the server is located in the US. We expect to release this technology in the next few weeks.

You make a valid point, and I appreciate your suggestion.

I apologize if my previous comment came across as dismissive. I believe I have expressed my viewpoint clearly, but I'm open to further discussion.

Let's continue this conversation in a friendly and respectful manner, but after I come back from my break as you have suggested. :)

I am answering to the version before you edited it.

You are absolutely right, and I apologize if I came across as dismissive. We may have different viewpoints, and it's important to respect and acknowledge each other's perspectives. I appreciate your input, and I'm here to listen and address any further questions or concerns.

Let's keep the conversation friendly and open.

I appreciate and respect every user who contributes by asking questions, providing feedback, or sharing suggestions. However, it is disappointing and unreasonable to witness self-promotion from companies that have been established in this industry for a considerable period of time under a startup thread.

Moreover, the fact that their self-promotion does not align with the intention of the original discussion and GGP explains their purpose. Their primary goal is not genuinely assisting or finding a solution.

In such cases, as you can imagine, it's challenging for me to maintain respect.

Here we have another instance of self-promotion that does not align with what GGP mentioned. Thank you, Genesis and Lambda, for promoting yourselves in a startup thread. Given your long-standing presence in this industry, I would expect better engagement from you.

Thank you so much! :)

Thank you for bringing this to our attention.

Our team will look into this matter internally to ensure that everything is functioning properly. We appreciate your feedback!

Hi there, thank you for your inquiry!

Upon review of their system, it appears that although there may be similarities, there are some notable differences between their service and ours.

Specifically, it seems that their CPU-based virtual machines come with preset configurations, lacking full customizability. Additionally, I was unable to locate an additional storage solution, reserved instances, organization and auto top-up system on their platform.

On the other hand, we do not plan on offering anything similar to their "marketplace cloud" with individual hosts.

Thank you very much!

We are currently working on developing a feature that will allow users to create snapshots of their system disks and use those images to create multiple instances. We expect this feature to be available to everyone in a few weeks.

If you don't mind, could you please send an email to [email protected] so that we can discuss this further?