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A good vps for Android development

edited June 2019 in Requests

I am looking for a vps that I can use to develop kernels for phones on.

I am interested in something with:

  • 3-4 GB ram
  • Preferably over 100GB storage
  • No more than $40 yearly if possible (nvm, below $100)

Comments

  • YmpkerYmpker Veteran

    Good luck

  • If you go over 60$ then it would be easier to find deals!

  • Ask in the last ultravps.eu thread, if someone is willing to part with their 10eur/qtr(incl 19%vat) 4gb kvm.

  • @sayem314 said:
    If you go over 60$ then it would be easier to find deals!

    Yeah I can do that I suppose

  • sayem314sayem314 Member
    edited June 2019

    @XxNisseGamerxX said:

    @sayem314 said:
    If you go over 60$ then it would be easier to find deals!

    Yeah I can do that I suppose

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    Here you go!

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  • @sayem314 said:

    @XxNisseGamerxX said:

    @sayem314 said:
    If you go over 60$ then it would be easier to find deals!

    Yeah I can do that I suppose

    IMG_0200

    Here you go!

    I'll consider it, thanks!

  • HostSlickHostSlick 🚩 Host Rep Tag Suspended

    Did you get one yet in the end? I see you considered one.

    Here is what i can do for you:

    2 Core (E5-2650v2)
    4GB RAM
    100 GB SSD,
    5TB monthly Traffic
    1Gbps Port
    Voxility DDoS Protection
    Netherlands
    1x IPv4
    $60/year

    PM me if interested

  • I take it you need it to offload the compiling? That's mainly CPU intensive stuff, would advise a dedi.

    Which phones are you gonna dev for?

  • Yeah, that's very core intensive. Also RAM intensive. You can compile with those specs, but it's going to take a very, very long time. Dedi is definitely the better option for running compilations.

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