Exciting Changes: YetiNode Joins Forces with MicroNode!

AuroraZero · November 22

Hey everyone! We’re thrilled to announce that YetiNode will be stepping in to carry forward the incredible work of MicroNode. Having been part of this community for so long, we couldn’t be more honored to take on this role and help shape the future together.

What does this mean for you? Not much will change! Your current plans will stay exactly the same. Over the next year, we’ll work hand-in-hand with MicroNode’s original owner to ensure a seamless transition. They’ll remain deeply involved to make sure everything runs smoothly and stays true to what you know and love.

We’re committed to preserving the strong foundation MicroNode has built while finding ways to grow and improve alongside you. This community is at the heart of what we do, and we’re so excited to embark on this new chapter with all of you.

As always, we’re here if you have any questions or feedback. Let’s move forward together!

Micronode · November 22

From a personal data standpoint as I know this will be asked - anyone that does not renew this time around will have their account and personal details removed within 30 days from the expiration date - your details will not be transferred to Yetinode.

For clients that do renew nothing will change until somewhere between November 2025 and January 2026 when we will finalise the transition/handover - prior to this anyone that does want to transition to the Yetinode ran Micronode will need to accept a new terms of service agreeing to your data being moved to the new owner.

No personal details will be shared without consent.

I will be locking renewals, signups and purchases at the end of December (2024) whilst the remainder of the transition is worked out.

I will be working with @AuroraZero from now until then and progress will be very transparent.

Open to any questions and feedback along the way.

Massive thanks to @AuroraZero for agreeing to continue the hard work that has been invested into Micronode over the years.

Neoon · November 22

AuroraZero · November 22

@Micronode said:
From a personal data standpoint as I know this will be asked - anyone that does not renew this time around will have their account and personal details removed within 30 days from the expiration date - your details will not be transferred to Yetinode.

For clients that do renew nothing will change until somewhere between November 2025 and January 2026 when we will finalise the transition/handover - prior to this anyone that does want to transition to the Yetinode ran Micronode will need to accept a new terms of service agreeing to your data being moved to the new owner.

No personal details will be shared without consent.

I will be locking renewals, signups and purchases at the end of December (2024) whilst the remainder of the transition is worked out.

I will be working with @AuroraZero from now until then and progress will be very transparent.

Open to any questions and feedback along the way.

Massive thanks to @AuroraZero for agreeing to continue the hard work that has been invested into Micronode over the years.

My pleasure it is a great project and deserves to live on. I know from my standpoint I hope to make the transition as smooth as possible with minimal interruptions.

Chievo · November 22

Congrats for both!!!!! And congrats to the users. Great job!

imok · November 22

Nice move Yeti. I don't know micronode but it should be a reason to get a server.

SocksAreComfortable · November 22

Nice to see a familiar face joining up and taking the reins for the customers. I don't have any MicroNode services currently but this almost makes me wish I did, lol. Perhaps after the dust settles and everything moves over I will check out the YetiNode offerings!

Jab · November 22

Haha

MicroPenisYeti.

Ympker · November 22

Thanks for saving this Yeti One of us!

Not_Oles · November 22

@AuroraZero Congrats!

Wonder_Woman · November 22

Thank you @AuroraZero!

yoursunny · November 22

YetiNode has no paid services.
So it's basically another microLXC but insecure OpenVZ 7 and tightened /128?

Micronode · November 22

@yoursunny said:
YetiNode has no paid services.
So it's basically another microLXC but insecure OpenVZ 7?

I can’t answer for the future after my ownership but it’s a mixture of OVZ7 and LXC currently. The panel supports OVZ7, tested with the OVZ9 beta and KVM.

OpenVZ 7 is still receiving security updates until December 2026, the ideal path is OpenVz 9 is released making it a very easy migration although getting across to LXC isn’t overly difficult especially over a 14 month transition period to @AuroraZero

Fritz · November 22

Congratz @AuroraZero the mighty Yeti

AuroraZero · November 22

@yoursunny said:
YetiNode has no paid services.
So it's basically another microLXC but insecure OpenVZ 7 and tightened /128?

Umm I have no services that are commercially available here. Secondly no one said this would be free. Lastly if it is decided to change the backend architecture it will be announced.

Right at this particular moment as @Micronode has stated there is no change warranted and many more important things to work out.

Exciting Changes: YetiNode Joins Forces with MicroNode!

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