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Need a VPS server in Africa & South America

smibasmiba Member
edited October 2013 in Requests

My Budget is $7/Month and i'm searching for 256MB-512MB RAM, 5GB+ HDD Space and a stable 100Mbit connection (250GB+ Bandwidth). The connection is the most impotent as this is for my experimental cdn project. I don't really care if it is OpenVZ or KVM, however i prefer KVM.

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  • bigrobswebbigrobsweb Member
    edited October 2013

    Can do 384MB RAM 30GB hard disk unlimited traffic @ 100Mbps for the price your looking for. Visit our website or contact me.

    VPS nodes are in Atlanta USA OpenVZ or KVM

  • rm_rm_ IPv6 Advocate, Veteran

    bigrobsweb said: VPS nodes are in Atlanta USA OpenVZ or KVM

    And "Atlanta USA" is now in Africa, or in South America?

    Thanked by 1dnwk
  • @smiba said:
    Need a VPS server in Africa & South America

    ...

    @bigrobsweb said:

    VPS nodes are in Atlanta USA OpenVZ or KVM

  • did you mean 100Mbit unmetered bandwith? if doubt you can get that on africa or south america

  • Its south of the States you guys gonna moan at me again cause am crap at geography?

  • @tuguhost

    Just stable, 500GB Bandwidth is more then enough to start with.

    @bigrobsweb

    I already have a vps in Los Angles and New York, if my project is a succes i will buy one of your vps's.

  • @smiba said:
    tuguhost

    Just stable, 500GB Bandwidth is more then enough to start with.

    bigrobsweb

    I already have a vps in Los Angles and New York, if my project is a succes i will buy one of your vps's.

    Cheers m8 wish you luck and hope you find what your looking for.

  • Yep, nope, not even far outside the LEB range - In special with that traffic.

    Trust me, i know it.

  • DomainBopDomainBop Member
    edited October 2013

    (500GB+ Bandwidth)

    Vps.co.za has very reliable Xen VPS's in South Africa but you're not going to get a plan with 500GB bandwidth for $7 anywhere in Africa because bandwidth is extremely expensive. For $7 you might be able to get a plan with 10-50GB monthly bandwidth.

    these may or may not still be in stock: http://www.vps.co.za/lowendbox-south-africa

    For South America Edis has plans in your price range in Chile but most connections from Chile to other South American countries will route up through Miami and back down again. Using a provider in Miami is probably your best bet if you want to reach multiple countries in South America.

  • @smiba said:
    tuguhost

    Just stable, 500GB Bandwidth is more then enough to start with.

    bigrobsweb

    I already have a vps in Los Angles and New York, if my project is a succes i will buy one of your vps's.

    oh oke, dont know about africa provider that can offer that much bandwith for near your price
    but i know edis offer vps in chile for 5 euro
    http://www.edis.at/en/server/linux-vserver/chile/

    Thanked by 1smiba
  • c0yc0y Member

    DNS? CDN? What unrealistic overdone idea this time? (e.g. DNS and CDN without anycast is next to useless)

    @bigrobsweb said:
    Its south of the States you guys gonna moan at me again cause am crap at geography?

    Nothing personal, but pretty sure that even a 7 year old knows that Africa isn't in the states...

    Thanked by 1Epidrive
  • smibasmiba Member
    edited October 2013

    @Frost said:
    DNS? CDN? What unrealistic overdone idea this time? (e.g. DNS and CDN without anycast is next to useless)

    Budget €35/Month

    Goal: <100ms all around the world. (Expect Hawaii)

  • c0yc0y Member
    edited October 2013

    @smiba said:
    Goal: <100ms all around the world. (Expect Hawaii)

    Hmm, CDN or DNS?

    CDN doesn't need anycast but eats bandwidth like hell. That CAN work, but usually ends up more expensive than existing solutions.

    A DNS is really worthless if you don't have an anycast network and decent programming skills to implement features on demand. (if you need DNS, try integrate dns4pro.com or rage4.com)

    Thanked by 1Amfy
  • @Frost

    1 DNS Server which selects the fastest server based on geoip. Remeber this is just for experimental purposes and still needs alot of tweaking.


    I got the 256MB Chile from Edis and the 256MB From vpsnine (South Africa - http://www.vpsnine.com/servers.php)

    Thanks for helping!

  • Host1Free has VPS on Brazil.

  • irmirm Member
    edited October 2013

    @bigrobsweb said:
    Its south of the States you guys gonna moan at me again cause am crap at geography?

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_America

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Africa

  • You can have a look at https://www.vpsnine.com . They have South Africa as a location. Also, their cheapest $10/month includes 300gb bandwidth and 10gb HDD with 256mb ram. They also have a 15% off coupon on their header. (They use Hetzner's Cape Town location, which is pretty much MTN's Cape Town datacenter)

    My VPS in their Cape Town location, is currently doing about 1.5gb per day in bandwidth. Not as much as my other locations, but it is fairly stable. The server also has 156 days of uptime, and I think I broke the chain by restarting it once.

  • @smiba said:
    cdn project.

    I recently did just that. It's fun, and very eye opening. ;-) Network peering starts to suck outside of North America and Europe! I am more than happy to share my results with you, but I sense you will want to do a lot of learning on your own. Feel free to ask for any details or assistance. Good luck!

  • IncrehostIncrehost Member
    edited October 2013

    In south america at least, traffic is not a problem itself, the problem is
    mainly with bandwidth speed/costs despite the power/hardware/IP costs
    (as bandwitdth usually is unmetered).

    Also, it works slightly different from other places in the world, countries
    do not have very good peering, so your best bet for putting a latency
    server in LATAM is to go to Miami (in our experience).

  • c0yc0y Member

    @Increhost said:
    as bandwitdth usually is unmetered

    No... that is NEVER the case in Africa...

    You're probably confused with the old USSR countries like Russia and Ukraine :-P

  • heh, that's why I said "In south america at least"

  • c0yc0y Member
    edited October 2013

    @Increhost said:
    heh, that's why I said "In south america at least"

    Oops, didn't read that! :-)

    Well, those lines are so oversold that they are essentially the same as GB billing :-D

  • @Frost said:
    Well, those lines are so oversold that they are essentially the same as GB billing :-D

    haha, well it depends on the provider and the carriers and latency also, but despite
    all that, there are incredible costs, like USD 20 /mo the IP address (on some ISP's).

  • @smiba said:
    Goal: <100ms all around the world. (Expect Hawaii)

    I spend about $25/month and get <200ms around the world.

  • jimpopjimpop Member
    edited October 2013

    @dnwk said:
    I spend about $25/month and get <200ms around the wor95%

    That's very close to my experiences too, I achieved <200ms at 95% coverage with $32/month (3 locations). However, my costs nearly quadrupled while moving to >98% coverage at <200ms, and then tripled trying to reduce it to <100ms at 95% coverage (using Pingdom RUM). Add in further costs for redundancy, etc.,....

    Of course this is all complicated by the mix of your site visitors.

    Edit: BTW, I've had great success using @Increhost for covering Latin America. IPv6, SSD, hard-core datacenter, and quality network.

  • BrianHarrisonBrianHarrison Member, Patron Provider

    @DomainBop said:
    Vps.co.za has very reliable Xen VPS's in South Africa but you're not going to get a plan with 500GB bandwidth for $7 anywhere in Africa because bandwidth is extremely expensive. For $7 you might be able to get a plan with 10-50GB monthly bandwidth.

    Bandwidth more expensive and IP addresses much more scarce.

  • @jimpop said:
    Edit: BTW, I've had great success using Increhost for covering Latin America. IPv6, SSD, hard-core datacenter, and quality network.

    I will give them a try. Thanks for sharing experiences.

  • Chilean BW edis is very poor

    [root@xxx speedtest-cli-master]# ./speedtest_cli.py
    Retrieving speedtest.net configuration...
    Retrieving speedtest.net server list...
    Testing from EDIS GmbH (37.235.52.x)...
    Selecting best server based on ping...
    Hosted by Netline Telecomunicaciones (Santiago) [93.93 km]: 51.339 ms
    Testing download speed........................................
    Download: 2.44 Mbit/s
    Testing upload speed..................................................
    Upload: 2.36 Mbit/s

    [root@xxx speedtest-cli-master]# ./speedtest_cli.py --share
    Retrieving speedtest.net configuration...
    Retrieving speedtest.net server list...
    Testing from EDIS GmbH (37.235.52.x)...
    Selecting best server based on ping...
    Hosted by PUCV (Valparaiso) [10.17 km]: 47.684 ms
    Testing download speed........................................
    Download: 3.72 Mbit/s
    Testing upload speed..................................................
    Upload: 4.14 Mbit/s
    Share results: http://www.speedtest.net/result/2970447217.png

    [root@xxx speedtest-cli-master]# wget http://cachefly.cachefly.net/10mb.test
    --2013-09-16 10:43:57-- http://cachefly.cachefly.net/10mb.test
    Resolving cachefly.cachefly.net... 204.93.142.142
    Connecting to cachefly.cachefly.net|204.93.142.142|:80... connected.
    HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
    Length: 10485760 (10M) [application/octet-stream]
    Saving to: `10mb.test'

    100%[=============================================>] 10,485,760 419K/s in 21s

    2013-09-16 10:44:19 (496 KB/s) - `10mb.test' saved [10485760/10485760]

    Best Regards,

  • IncrehostIncrehost Member
    edited October 2013

    Maybe is link speed ? (in our case it is as is maxing out the link in UY):

    1. gtw-uy.increhost.com 0.0% 10 1.8 1.6 1.1 2.1 0.3
    2. Port-channel1.409.asr1.EZE1. 0.0% 10 9.8 43.4 8.7 140.3 54.1
    3. 64.208.27.102 0.0% 10 159.1 159.7 159.0 160.7 0.6
    4. ae-4.r04.miamfl02.us.bb.gin. 0.0% 10 135.1 135.0 134.6 135.4 0.3
    5. xe-0-2-0.cr1.mia1.us.nlayer. 0.0% 10 134.9 136.0 133.9 150.1 4.9
    6. vip1.G-anycast1.cachefly.net 10.0% 10 184.5 183.0 179.1 188.6 3.0

    [root@uy-node]# wget http://cachefly.cachefly.net/10mb.test
    --2013-10-29 13:27:56-- http://cachefly.cachefly.net/10mb.test
    Resolving cachefly.cachefly.net... 205.234.175.175
    Connecting to cachefly.cachefly.net|205.234.175.175|:80... connected.
    HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
    Length: 10485760 (10M) [application/octet-stream]
    Saving to: 10mb.test

    100%[=========================>] 10,485,760 357K/s in 30s

    2013-10-29 13:28:26 (342 KB/s) - 10mb.test saved [10485760/10485760]

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