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Its not hard to offer this specs when most of your ram is hosted literally on RAM (benchmark it yourself or check my thread about ssdnodes), youre disallowed to make any changes to core of the OS.
If you disable virtio balooning (driver that allows to steal all of your unusued ram and show you completly fake total ram) they will turn off your VPS.
Not a good choice for "reliable VPS provider"
Its not even about overselling, its fake specs.
xD why have swap if ram is already on disk
And also 10Gbit burst network now.
Absolutely premium provider, but I wouldnt call that unusually good. Netcup has 4 dedicated EPYC cores + 8GB RAM + 160GB NVMe + 120TB bandwidth for just one euro more (9euro with VAT incl.) https://www.netcup.de/bestellen/produkt.php?produkt=2892
And theres also a ton of other providers.
I would still go with PHP-Friends because of their support that is really willing to help. Youre treated as equal business partner even with this one single VPS. Strategy that works out, as I already recommend them to a lot of people and at least 10 bought VPSes
I just hope they will make a good control panel, support said that its in works and it will be a lot more advanced and "cloud"-y .
Hmm… I'm not sure about your specific claims, and you didn't link a thread, but let's see…
Here's selected /proc/meminfo from an SSDNodes host:
Here's selected /proc/meminfo from a Greencloud VPS
So, your big complaint is about ~100 MB of memory? And even though it's smaller as a % of total memory than another provider? Or am I reading these stats wrong?
As for the RAM being on disk, again, I'm curious about your specific claim. For example, here's a run of the sysbench memory test on the same SSDNodes VPS:
And here's the same test on a dedicated server:
What are you seeing in the above that sets off alarm bells? Looks comparable to me.
[EDIT: Let me add that I've had this SSDNodes VPS for almost 2 years. So it's not a case of "oh, it's a new, unloaded node and performance will eventually degrade".]
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3.5GB/s on dedi? What block size did you use to test it?!
I used the default (1 KB, IIRC). It's a low-end dedi, which seemed like a fair comparison. 🤷
I ended up going with GreenCloudVPS' "budget KVM VPS" deal in this thread: https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/3466227/#Comment_3466227 and it seems to be working well so far. Pricing was somewhat similar to HostHatch's old deals but their support is much, much better.