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v6Node - KVM IPv6/NAT in Germany | Ryzen 9 5950X
Aloha!
I’m currently working on another large update for v6Node.
The update will implement Snapshots, better long-term statistics, and scaling options.
If all goes well it’ll go public in the next 1-2 weeks.
To help make the wait more enjoyable, I’m throwing in another offer, 20% off the smaller node and 35% off starting at node L (annual only)
Why v6Node?
I’ve been running most of my infrastructure on IPv6 only for many years now and have been a huge fan of this technique.
Especially when combined with a reverse proxy and/or port forwarding I was able to cover most use cases without wasting expensive IPv4 addresses.
During the past year, I started developing a backend and billing system that focuses on this niche, and v6Node was born.
I’m not focusing on IPv6 because it’s cheaper for me to operate, but rather as I truly believe a dedicated IPv4 address is not needed in most cases.
Additionally, instead of investing in overpriced IPv4 subnets, I can use the funding to allow higher-end hardware, with less density.
Who is this for?
v6Node is perfect for applications that are either web-based (reverse proxy) or just don’t depend on a dedicated IPv4 address. If you still need IPv4 access you can simply forward ports off a Shared IPv4 to your Node.
Offers
Node M
1 vCore (Ryzen 9 5950X fair share)
1GB RAM
20GB NVMe
/64 IPv4 + NAT
2TB Traffic
14€ /year instead of 18€
CODE: IPV6
Node L
2 vCore (Ryzen 9 5950X fair share)
2GB RAM
40GB NVMe
/64 IPv4 + NAT
4TB Traffic
24,7€ /year instead of 36€
CODE: ILOVENODES
Node XL
2 vCore (Ryzen 9 5950X fair share)
4GB RAM
60GB NVMe
/64 IPv4 + NAT
8TB Traffic
46,8€ /year instead of 72€
CODE: ILOVENODES
Node 2XL
4 vCore (Ryzen 9 5950X fair share)
8GB RAM
80GB NVMe
/64 IPv4 + NAT
16TB Traffic
93,6€ /year instead of 144€
CODE: ILOVENODES
Order: https://cloud.v6node.com
Larger plans are available on v6Node.com
You can pay using Credit/ Debit cards, Apple/ Google Pay, SOFORT, iDEAL and Bancontact
All offers are recurring.
Features
- Custom-developed and easy-to-use management interface
- Full IPv4 compatibility
- Integrated Reverse Proxy with automated SSL setup
- Pure ZFS SSD/ NVMe storage with Raid 1 or 10
- Dedicated /64 IPv6 subnet per Node
- PTR/ rDNS is possible, just create a ticket
- Debian 11 / Ubuntu 22.04 / Alma Linux available based on minimal cloud images without bloat
- Hosted at Hetzner, Germany
- VNC is not yet integrated but is planned for a later release
Hostsystem
AMD Ryzen™ 9 5950X
128 GB DDR4 ECC
2 x 3.84 TB NVMe
Thank you!
Ian
Comments
In the past, every LEB offer contains host node specification.
We haven't seen this transparency in many years.
Instead, many providers shove CPU usage into something vague like "fair use" without any way of knowing what they think as fair.
Thank you for publishing host node specification.
It is now clear that fair use is 25% of one core per GB memory.
Where did you find this information?
25% per core is indeed the allowed sustained use policy
It’s the ratio of ram per core
There must be some mistake
why am i read the code as: ILOVENUDES
sorry for joking, gLws
Why didn’t I think of this earlier 👀
Good catch, maybe a mod can fix it?
@DP / @Arkas
I thought that was part of the marketing!
What would you like changed?
Should be IPv6 instead of IPv4
I already have one. It's pretty good.
I’m waiting for my Alipay ~. VNC is also needed too.
Suggestions: Maybe you can buy some Singapore Dedicated Servers from OVH.
VNC + custom isos is next on the roadmap
Snapshots and stats are pretty much finished and will go into testing now
OVH isn’t an option as they are unable to provide a greater than /64 IPv6 subnet.
Is there anything besides VNC you guys would like to see?
Having full control over the backend offers many options for future features
Currently in consideration:
for consideration, in Vultr, I can install the os by selecting several ssh keys, but here I can only choose 1
Thanks, added it to the roadmap
Private Networking and Emergency Console should be great
Seems like there is no VNC feature?
Not yet, but that’s the next feature planed.
Snapshots and better statistics will be coming in the next few days
You can check how scaleway implement this.