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@David_P For California @miTgiB at Hostigation and @CVPS_Chris at ChicagoVPS, they just started offering VPS servers in California. If it's all the same to you we are located in Phoenix, AZ and offer excellent service as well.
Well, if you are outside the USA in the Pacfic region then accustomed to latency lag.
If you are in the USA or Canada, might be better suited for another major data hub market more closeby.
For instance, where I am you'd think a provider on the US East coast would be good for VPN project. However, my home provider routes everything through Chicago first. Meaning Chicago is the best place for me to have such a service.
Check where routing typically goes for your upstream and put something as close to that as possible. Only exception is when dealing with VPN for out-of-country GEO-identification services -- that's a different problem to tackle.
@David_P We had a KVM special for $7/mo. for 1GB KVM. Officially it's expired but I can still offer you that price. Location is Phoenix, AZ, which is 6 hours from Los Angeles. That's why I was asking by the way.
San Jose and Los Angeles are really random and "wonky" in general. Nothing against the providers there per se.
Unsure if lack of upstream providers, too much centralization on a few back haul providers or something. I've tried quite a few VPS providers in those two towns and it's blah, high latency to head back to east coast. Not uncommon to see 100ms from California to US Mid Atlantic inland.
I highly recommend considering Kansas City, Chicago and Dallas. All are central and often better latency in general.
I haven't been impressed with I've seen in Vegas and Phoenix. Experienced same latency issues. Receptive to some recommendations :)
Portland and Seattle should be swimming in provider offers. Most offers seem to be same networks and same providers. That's another area I consider problematic with backhaul to US east.
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@David_P, are you in that region/area near Los Angeles or San Francisco?
Ask, because in our experience the latency to get out to those providers on the left coast is high. Fine for west coast if you are also there.
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0 • Disagree Agree ThanksI'm 6 hours away from Los Angeles
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0 • Disagree Agree ThanksWell, if you are outside the USA in the Pacfic region then accustomed to latency lag.
If you are in the USA or Canada, might be better suited for another major data hub market more closeby.
For instance, where I am you'd think a provider on the US East coast would be good for VPN project. However, my home provider routes everything through Chicago first. Meaning Chicago is the best place for me to have such a service.
Check where routing typically goes for your upstream and put something as close to that as possible. Only exception is when dealing with VPN for out-of-country GEO-identification services -- that's a different problem to tackle.
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0 • Disagree Agree ThanksWith Comcast in the Central Valley, LA and SJ are both ~20ms, Phoenix only ~35ms.
Hostigation and ChicagoVPS in LA are a bit wonky though at the moment -- for some reason they're ~80+ms right now.
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0 • Disagree Agree Thanks@David_P We had a KVM special for $7/mo. for 1GB KVM. Officially it's expired but I can still offer you that price. Location is Phoenix, AZ, which is 6 hours from Los Angeles. That's why I was asking by the way.
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0 • Disagree Agree ThanksSan Jose and Los Angeles are really random and "wonky" in general. Nothing against the providers there per se.
Unsure if lack of upstream providers, too much centralization on a few back haul providers or something. I've tried quite a few VPS providers in those two towns and it's blah, high latency to head back to east coast. Not uncommon to see 100ms from California to US Mid Atlantic inland.
I highly recommend considering Kansas City, Chicago and Dallas. All are central and often better latency in general.
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0 • Disagree Agree ThanksPhoenix in that mix too.
If you don't need connectivity to Asia, consider Portland or Seattle too.
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I haven't been impressed with I've seen in Vegas and Phoenix. Experienced same latency issues. Receptive to some recommendations :)
Portland and Seattle should be swimming in provider offers. Most offers seem to be same networks and same providers. That's another area I consider problematic with backhaul to US east.
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