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Why not use upcloud or something with 100% sla
Have been running it for a production use-case for 4 months now, absolutely zero downtime or network issues. All worked perfectly.
The disk and CPU are the same as their equivalent instances in other regions, would you like me to create an instance to YABS it or are you happy paying 1 cent to do that yourself?
Network is 10Gbps per node shared across client VMs, averages anywhere between 1 and 5 Gbps at any given moment. This is the same as other regions.
SLAs are generally just marketing from my experience, and dont necessarily determine real reliability.
Lol, I can run the YABS myself I was mostly just looking for personal use cases of consistent performance (so not just a YABS).
Yeah no worries. All consistent here for the past 4 months. Can't say much more than that.
Yeah, I can second that. Hetzner USA is pretty decent and on-par with their other regions. Have been using it in production, and it's extremely smooth and well-behaving.
Thirded. Have been running 5 Hetzner USA VPSes for the past several months and they've been rock solid. Hetrixtools hasn't reported any downtime and performance has been great.
Any examples? Real SLA have economic impact to the provider to ensure low support turn around times. They'll be more organized and have status pages.
Virmach gave me credit without requesting one time. Another provider provided credit with a ticket.
Use cases? You mean "experience"?
Does anyone know which Hetzner location has best network/uptime?
Hey bud,
Fuck off.
Thanks.
I have been using Hetzner Cloud Ashburn for some of my production sites for a bit now, they've been great. Private networking and SSD block storage has also been very useful.
Now, I've had 100% uptime across all of my VM's until recently, when one of my VM's went down a few days ago. I believe the issue was with the host node, and it was resolved within 5-10 minutes. I got emails of when my VM went down and when the issue was resolved.
Overall performance has been pretty great. I moved most of my VM's from AWS Lightsail over to Hetzner Cloud, so the performance difference was basically night and day. I believe their standard Ashburn VPS lineup only has AMD EPYC.
Performance is great. I did have a server go down due to a node failure though it apparently only lasted 6 minutes according to the event email. Required no interaction from me and I didn't need to report it so that was nice.
Why not AWS?
Expensive, lightsail weak hardware, EC2 is complicated for simple VPS setup, charge for data transfer and volume storage.
Data transfer is the reason.
I was spending like $60 on a 2GB 1 CPU VPS a couple years back for an AWS server.
Then they went down for like an entire day and took down every campus in the US.
Moved after that.
I didn't have a good experience, The US node had disk corruption. Lost data