Need vps with 100% uptime - page 2 123 New comment [Deleted] 2017.02.03 16:14 #11 Eleni Anna Branou: I was answering to Alain's remark Fernardo, not to you. I corrected my comment. OK! Noted! Waseem Raza 2017.02.03 17:14 #12 Fernando Carreiro: Because maybe the fault is not Vultr but how the user configures and uses the VPS that caused the problem!How use VPS in better way [Deleted] 2017.02.03 17:15 #13 Waseem Raza: How use VPS in better way Knowledge and experience! Sabil Yudifera 2017.02.03 17:16 #14 maybe this problems Sabil Yudifera 2017.02.03 17:17 #15 after error tick processing my ea is not running Sabil Yudifera 2017.02.03 17:41 #16 very bad https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/160957 Tick processing... error what is it? www.mql5.com I get a lot of these and I missed a lot of entries and exits points. What are these errors and how to fix them... [Deleted] 2017.02.03 17:53 #17 Sabil Yudifera Daeng Pattah: maybe this problemsThat has nothing to do with Vultr! Sabil Yudifera 2017.02.03 18:10 #18 Fernando Carreiro: That has nothing to do with Vultr!you try to look always at your taskmanager without using anything cpu usage 100%. [Deleted] 2017.02.03 18:12 #19 Sabil Yudifera Daeng Pattah: you try to look always at your taskmanager without using anything cpu usage 100%.And how is that a Vultr problem?If something is using 100% CPU then it is within your OS or Application usage and has nothing to do with the underlying virtualization! Sabil Yudifera 2017.02.03 18:39 #20 without using anything 123 New comment
Because maybe the fault is not Vultr but how the user configures and uses the VPS that caused the problem!
How use VPS in better way
How use VPS in better way
maybe this problems
very bad
https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/160957
That has nothing to do with Vultr!
you try to look always at your taskmanager without using anything cpu usage 100%.
you try to look always at your taskmanager without using anything cpu usage 100%.
If something is using 100% CPU then it is within your OS or Application usage and has nothing to do with the underlying virtualization!