Hi there,

It can be tough to keep track of all our passwords for different online accounts - significant ones like email, banking, shopping, and social media. We're told they should be strong and unique to each site, but remembering all of them is tricky.

That's where password managers come in! They can store all your passwords securely, so you don't have to worry about forgetting them, and Bitwarden is one of the popular password managers. There are two versions of Bitwarden: Commercial and Self-hosted for ultra-privacy enthusiasts.

Vaultwarden is a Bitwarden server alternative written in Rust. It supports connections from Bitwarden clients and is less resource-intensive than the official Bitwarden service. This tutorial explains how to install Vaultwarden on Ubuntu using Docker and docker-compose, and securing the configuration with Caddy.

Hi there,

Ruby on Rails is a popular application stack for developers looking to create sites and web apps. The Ruby programming language combined with the Rails development framework allows for the building and deployment of scalable apps quickly.

Webdock makes it easy to get started with Rails on your server, and in this guide, I will show you how to get started with Ruby on Rails on your Webdock server. Let’s go.

Hi there,

New Relic is a powerful monitoring tool that can help you keep track of your entire infrastructure. You can use it to monitor cloud services, dedicated resources, or containers running in an orchestrated environment.

The modern UI of the infrastructure makes monitoring all host data on one page easy. Real-time data collection helps accelerate the work of current operations teams.

New Relic Infrastructure is a powerful monitoring tool that allows you to create custom queries to understand your data better. Custom charts, tables, and other visual data presentations help you make informed decisions about your infrastructure.

This post will look at installing and configuring New Relic Infrastructure on your server.

Hi there,

A malware or virus infection can happen when downloading files or software from suspicious sites or hosts. Some malware might not create any apparent symptoms, but some may cause unexpected behavior on your server.

A server-wide scan can help you identify and remove malicious software if you suspect your system has been infected with malware.

There are a few different ways to clean your cloud server of malware and viruses, and this guide covers three of the most popular scanning software options. These tools can help you keep your Webdock server clean and secure.

Hi there,

November 9th 2022 we started the process of building our very own Datacenter here in Denmark where Webdock is based as a company. Here is a picture of me in my Icelandic sweater turning the very first shovel of dirt :)

As of today the building is almost done, less some exterior parts as you can see in the picture above, and we are only slightly delayed - or about a month or so :D

I was fully ready to accept some delays when we started building but unfortunately we have been hit by a perfect storm of theft on the building site, huge amounts of rain (the wettest January in Denmark in 15 years!) and other such "fun" things.

In any case, we are at long last ready to get started working on the interior parts like the internal walls, the bathroom (your Remote Hands team will need the ability to poop, after all), all the wiring, installing our UPS system and generators, cooling etc. etc. not to mention the racks themselves and all that sweet sweet hardware we want to install :)

We hope that if everything goes as planned the datacenter will be fully functional and up and running before summer 2023. But that is, as we have already seen, subject to change. We will keep you updated once we get closer to summer.

We are extremely excited to get started and look forward to going into production with our first small facility. Operating our own datacenter will enable us to provide you with even better, cheaper products and launch new product lines such as dedicated servers and other exciting things we have in the pipeline. More on that later.

Cordially yours

Arni Johannesson

Arni, CEO & Founder

Hi there,

At Webdock we have always taken great pride in being fair, honest and transparent in our Pricing and we have strived to provide excellent - if not the best - value for money in the VPS hosting industry. The time has come however that we - due to a variety of reasons - are forced to implement a small price adjustment to all our Xeon profiles for both existing and new customers moving forward.

In addition to this, we have activated hard bandwidth caps on all our VPS profiles and are no longer including Unlimited Bandwidth in our profiles. This is not meant to be a profit driver but simply a necessary step in order to prevent rampant abuse of our hitherto generous policy. More on this below.

We never imagined we would need to adjust prices for existing customers and have always had the attitude that we would never do so unless we were forced to do so. As you are well aware the global economic situation is difficult and this has now finally trickled down to us here at Webdock. We are being hit with increasing costs from our Datacenter Providers as well as ever increasing cost of IPv4 address spaces and so on. Not to mention the general 10%+ inflation which has been on-going here in Europe ever since the invasion of Ukraine.

At the turn of the year we took a long hard look at our budgets and where we are going as a company and the objectives we want to achieve, namely more and better products for our customers moving forward. This led to a realization that if we were to achieve these goals, we would have to adjust our pricing and strategy moving forward.

In short, Webdock is a company moving towards providing a premium product at a very good price and not aiming to have the lowest price possible in the market.

If you contrast our offering to other cloud providers such as Linode, DigitalOcean and Vultr you will find that we are still cheaper than those providers while providing much higher resource and bandwidths caps and include free stuff like snapshots, transactional emailing etc. as well as our excellent control panel.

We hope this price increase is met with understanding and support from all our customers. We do not foresee we will be forced to increase prices for existing customers again in the future, and if we ever do, it will be in "some years" time.

Price increase is effective for existing customers February 1st, or on your next bill

The price increase to our Xeon profiles is effective from today but existing customers will not be paying the new adjusted price until they are next billed, typically on February 1st unless you just created a server earlier today. The price increase is exactly 20% on all profiles, or 50 Cent on our Nano4 profile up to 8 Euro on our largest Premium profile.

All Webdock Profiles now have a Bandwidth Cap and Overage will be billed automatically

We introduced our Free Bandwidth policy on most profiles with a positive attitude and thought this would help alleviate anxiety in our customers and help differentiate us in the marketplace.

However, despite our best efforts our Unlimited Bandwidth policy has been the subject of rampant and on-going abuse. We are at this time encountering more and more difficulty managing this, as until now we have had no automated stops of such abuse, which requires us to manually review each and every instance of high bandwidth usage in order to make sure it is legitimate and falls within our TOS.

98% of Legitimate Workloads / Customers will never encounter the Bandwith Limit

Through simulation and pulling lots of stats we have determined that the vast majority of our customes, or about 98% will never hit the bandwidth limits we have put in place as we have made them quite generous (especially if you look at our competitors). We chose the current limits with exactly this in mind: This is not supposed to be a profit driver for us in any way, it is simply in place to prevent abuse and help ensure the stability of our network for all our legitimate users.

How we will bill Bandwidth Overage

Our current Bandwidth Overage rate is €2.5/TB and it is only outgoing traffic which counts towards your bandwidth cap.

We will bill you in incremental steps beginning with the first charge happening once you have expended 100GB over your allowed limit. The next charge happens once you have expended another 200GB over your limit and so on up to 500GB in increments. The increments do not reset once you enter a new billing period.

This scheme is designed to stop abusers early from using too much bandwidth, while increasing the limits quickly for legitimate customers so you will not billed too often. We imagine we will adjust this logic as we gain more experience with real-life usage patterns in the coming months. If you don't hit a specific increment in a given month, any overage will simply be settled on your next monthly bill.

How you will be alerted and can monitor Bandwidth Overage

We will send numerous email alerts before you hit your bandwidth cap in any given month. First when you reach 80% next when you reach 90% and finally once you cross your bandwidth limit. After which you will receive payment notifications for bandwidth overage charges as described above.

You can at any time view current Bandwidth utilization

along with details on charges and an estimate on total usage for the month in the Webdock Dashboard on your main server information screen (click on "View Bandwidth Details & Charges" below the Network Pie Chart)

Best New Years Greetings from the Webdock team, and we look forward to unveil exciting new features and products this coming year, beginning next week (hopefully) with KVM on Xeon as well as new Ryzen capacity in both Canada and Finland.

Cordially yours

Arni Johannesson

CEO, Webdock.io

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