Thanks for beta testing our Dedicated servers, on So you Start and RunAbove Labs. Your feedbacks will help us improve the service and match products to your needs.

These public beta Labs will now end. You will no longer be able to renew your server and the last month of your subscription will be refunded.

Here is the list of the labs about to be closed:

• 1501 – E3-1231v3 CPU Servers
• 1502 – i7-4790k CPU Servers
• 1507 – E3-1285v4 CPU Servers
• 1508 – TITAN-X GPU Servers
• 1521 – GTX GPU Servers
• 1527 – i7-6700k CPU Servers
• 162 – ARM Servers
• 1513 – NVMe disk Servers

Therefore we invite you to backup all data stored on your server before the Friday, December 9th. If you don't complete a backup, service will be desactivated and data erased.

If you want to keep on using those configurations, most of them are available on OVH.com dedicated servers website.

If you have any question, please subscribe to our public mailing-list: hardware.labs@ml.ovh.net. (to subscribe, write to: hardware.labs_subrscribe@ml.ovh.net).

Kind regards, OVH RunAbove Team

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With our managed database stack solution, the deployment and configuration of your database cluster is fully automated and the stack is entirely monitored. Easily deploy your favorite database engine cluster and enjoy complete peace of mind while we ensure everything's running as it should.
Now available with your cluster:

• MySQL Master/Master High availability (other engines coming soon)
• Real-time resources visualization
• Managed stack: 24/7 hardware and software monitoring, security management

Intervention on your RunAbove instances
As you might have heard from the security community, a new vulnerability has been found in one of the softwares that we use to build our RunAbove products.

This vulnerability, known as CVE-2015-3456 (nicknamed «Venom»), has been rated with a potentially high impact.

There is no publicly known exploit available in the wild as of yet, but as a precaution measure we will update our infrastructures without delay.

During the update, your RunAbove virtual machine will be paused for approximately 5 to 10 minutes.

The update process does not require a reboot of your virtual machine, however we may have to reboot your virtual machine eventually in a few cases.

We will keep our status page updated with the progression of the update, available here — status.runabove.com

Kind regards,
The RunAbove team