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SwedenDedicated.com LXC VPS €12 per year Stockholm data center (1vc, 256MB, 1Gbit up, LXC)
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Hello LET members!
To celebrate our 10 year anniversary we have decided to offer a very special limited anniversary package for all new customers.
Sweden Dedicated has been one of the largest providers in Sweden since 2009 and we are growing by 30% annually.
To celebrate this, we have introduced our new €1 VPS package aimed at users that have minimum memory and storage requirements. Of course, your VPS is hosted on our premium network with Juniper routers and direct connections to all major internet exchange points.
Our servers are located in our own data centers in Stockholm and are fully owned by us.
SAS storage
LXC Virtualization
Virtualizor control panel to start, restart,stop, reinstall your vps. Monitor VPS activity, traffic, disk usage and many more
Servers are located in Sweden
1000Mbit uplink
Centos 6, 7
Debian 8.5, 9.6
Ubuntu 14.4, 16.4, 18.4
Setup for this service is immediately after payment
Processor cores: 1
Memory: 256 MB
Disk space: 50GB SAS storage
Traffic: 100 GB
Ipv4 IP address: 1
Connection: 1Gbps
Virtualization: LXC
Country: Sweden
Price per year: €12
Payment Information
We accept paypal, credit card, bitcoins and bank transfers.
Data center - Location
Country: Sweden
City: Stockholm
Optional locations: Amsterdam, Malmö, Oslo
Network
AS42237
Transits:
Tele2 Sverige (AS1257)
NTT America (AS1257)
Hurricane Electric (AS6939)
POP's
Equinix London LD8
Evoswitch Amsterdam AMS1
Gothnet Gothenburg SHG5
Stokab Stockholm KN7
Verizon Oslo HMG9
Västergatan 4 Malmö VG4
Processor: Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU L5640 @ 2.27GHz
CPU cores: 1
Frequency: 1596.000 MHz
RAM: 256M
Swap: -
Kernel: Linux 3.10.0-957.12.1.el7.x86_64 x86_64Disks:
sda 3.3T HDD
sdd 4G HDDCPU: SHA256-hashing 500 MB
4.246 seconds
CPU: bzip2-compressing 500 MB
CPU: AES-encrypting 500 MB
1.945 secondsioping: seek rate
min/avg/max/mdev = 37.1 us / 44.7 us / 71.7 ms / 221.5 us
ioping: sequential read speed
generated 18.4 k requests in 5.00 s, 4.49 GiB, 3.68 k iops, 920.0 MiB/sdd: sequential write speed
1st run: 513.08 MiB/s
2nd run: 469.21 MiB/s
3rd run: 500.68 MiB/s
average: 494.32 MiB/sIPv4 speedtests
your IPv4: 185.246.130.xxxxCachefly CDN: 79.46 MiB/s Leaseweb (NL): 60.31 MiB/s Softlayer DAL (US): 9.98 MiB/s Online.net (FR): 34.72 MiB/s OVH BHS (CA): 6.57 MiB/sIPv6 speedtests
your IPv6: 2a0b:c041:0:xxxxLeaseweb (NL): 45.90 MiB/s Softlayer DAL (US): 0.00 MiB/s Online.net (FR): 26.95 MiB/s OVH BHS (CA): 7.17 MiB/s
Comments
KVM RAM 512 - 1024 MB, HDD 10+ GB with reliable price will be more attractive
We have 50% discount on other VPS packages. With coupon: 10years
1GB vps becomes €5 but I believe there are only 10 uses remaining for that coupon and we can't extend it.
Test IP for Amsterdam?
Nice! tun/tap enabled?
Bad copy paste sorry this offer is only for our Kista data center in Stockholm.
On vps:
I'd say yes.
Does LXC have burst RAM or swap or anything?
Only disk swap.
Is that easily configured?
I tried this myself on centos, the swapfile is created but when checking with "free -h" it shows swap as 0, this seems for the best in the end. Nobody wants slow drives because some people use disk iops for continues swapping
Apparently it is simply not possible with LXC: https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/centos-111/what's-the-correct-way-to-specify-a-swap-file-for-an-lxc-container-4175548079/
In which of your three datacenters is this?
nvm it's Kista.
Is it possible to launch a lxc image from my public lxc image server? That could save a lot of setup time for me to be able to use my preconfigured lxc images!
If virtualizor allows this/has this option then yes.
Else, we can upload your image and install from there.
no chance for exact same specs but 1GB RAM?
Yes, with KVM for €5 with the coupon listed above.
Good news everyone, we've decided to increase the memory for this package to 512MB
Why? Because we can! (actually because LXC uses far less memory than KVM vm's)
Existing signups can open a ticket to get the increase.
Perhaps a MOD can change the offer title to 512MB? and the text as well, awesome.
Great! Would you be so kind to increase traffic a bit as well?
Yes, even with 500GB, it's not attractive to the p2p clientele, that OP probably doesn't want on this plan.
Traffic is expensive in Sweden, we don't use budget Cogent for transit but proper Telia and NTT transits which simply cost more. If our network was based on Cogent and the likes then we'd give more traffic. It is how it is
If there are 10.000 people who want to have p2p vps with 100mbit flat for a couple of euro's we can get Cogent solely for this purpose
If your network was based on cogent and the likes your VPS wouldnt be so attractive to me.
Yeah I know you have a good network, and 100 GB is probably enough for most uses (small site + mail), but 200GB would be more comfortable as it's in+out, to be sure to stay within the limits. No problem though, I understand your point and IMO it's better to offer a good network with traffic limits than unlimited crap.
Telia? I thought that you have Hurricane Electric and OBEnetwork; https://bgp.he.net/AS42237
OBEnetwork only has NTT, and 50% > of their traffic goes over peering.
OBEnetwork has NTT and Tele2 as upstreams + peering points at AMS-IX (NL), FIXO (NO), IXOR (SE), Netnod (DK, SE), NIX (NO), SOLIX (SE) and STHIX (SE, DK) and several private peerings.
Yes, and Tele2 = not Telia?
You have OBEnetwork (which does not have telia) and HE.net
Apart from that, it is great pricing for a VPS in Sweden
Yes upstream tele2 and NTT
I doubt they have 50% of all traffic going to peers, only possible for the largest players... and those players of course are transits who ask money.
Just check the bgp.he.net
It says on there, I am not talking out of my ass or speculating.
As far as the Telia vs Tele2, was it a case of Amnesia?
No it's not. Cuz of the 100GB data transfer.
I do not believe they are running v4 transit over HE. It is likely an artifact of bgp.he where he runs a ton of route collectors. If they are doing v4 transit over HE I expect the v4 pie chart to look like a nearly 50-50 split (+ negligible other).
From my networks I don't see any transit reach of their HE traffic other than that they're peered at STHIX/SOLIX with them.
It would be nice if you would include the pricing for overage traffic in your offer, and on your website.
The only thing I can find now is:
What if I exceed my monthly traffic limit?
Your VPS will be suspended until the start of the next month. It is possible to purchase more traffic during this period to unsuspend your vps.
Also, can you indicate which ip transit uplinks you have? So, not the uplinks of your uplink, but yours.
its interesting that traffic is expensive in sweden despite so many user have ftth with 1gbps bahnhof.se even offers 10gbps