Jasmin shahrzad
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Hosting for lxd.
I looking for some hosting (international) to locate all my lxd. If you are familiar with that type.
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Note that to avoid data privacy and RGPD concerns you probably need to have one VPS for each of the following area: Europe, US, etc.
Exporting privacy data out of Europe needs the previous explicit consent of all the "exported" users.
Treating privacy data from US-based persons forces you to, if requested by US agencies, grant access to these data.... which if this data is Europe-based would create the side effect to export these data...
Exporting privacy data out of Europe needs the previous explicit consent of all the "exported" users.
Treating privacy data from US-based persons forces you to, if requested by US agencies, grant access to these data.... which if this data is Europe-based would create the side effect to export these data...
1) Thank you David.
You're welcome!
2) It's not expensive at all.
Yep. Cheapest + most flexible hardware I've found, since allocating my first server in 1994.
3) but i can't see price for firewall?
With Linux there's no requirement for a firewall, as iptables/nftables provides an interface into the Kernel for enforcing firewall logic.
Normally you'll use Fail2Ban + iptables/ipset to enforce flexible + adaptive firewall rules, where adaptive means Fail2Ban blocks IPs for some period, then unblocks IPs, so the entire firewall process is completely automated.
4) we use to have a virtual (vm server) entry in hosting firm and some virtual firewall (normally cisco) an create site to site vpn.
Attempting to integrate this type of tech can be complex + suggests a separate question specifically related to implementation details.
You're welcome!
2) It's not expensive at all.
Yep. Cheapest + most flexible hardware I've found, since allocating my first server in 1994.
3) but i can't see price for firewall?
With Linux there's no requirement for a firewall, as iptables/nftables provides an interface into the Kernel for enforcing firewall logic.
Normally you'll use Fail2Ban + iptables/ipset to enforce flexible + adaptive firewall rules, where adaptive means Fail2Ban blocks IPs for some period, then unblocks IPs, so the entire firewall process is completely automated.
4) we use to have a virtual (vm server) entry in hosting firm and some virtual firewall (normally cisco) an create site to site vpn.
Attempting to integrate this type of tech can be complex + suggests a separate question specifically related to implementation details.
@Bernard, many applications, like WordPress handle this internally now, so no requirement for separate VPS/Container/Machine configs.
How to handle data privacy is usually best considered at an application level (like WordPress), rather than an OS Distro install level.
How to handle data privacy is usually best considered at an application level (like WordPress), rather than an OS Distro install level.
Mention if you got this working or if you still have questions.
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