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Regarding the limitations of GreenCloud TOS!
based on what you stated
CPU Usage
CPU cores on KVM VPS are shared among multiple VPSs. If your VPS is consistently maxing out one full core or more and impacting the performance of other client servers sharing the same host node, we may ask you to reduce your usage. Disruptive load may result in a reboot, shutdown, and/or suspension of the VPS regardless of the time lapse involved. 30% Average Usage should be fine. You can burst up to 100% for 10 minutes, every 24 hours.
If I see this, I will definitely not buy it. This is an overbearing clause. I have spent 100% of the cost and can only use 30% of the performance? So what's the point of spending this money? While it is right to proceed in the interest of fairness, this seems to be going too far.
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Most of the VPS providers have a fair use policy, not only GreenCloud. You should consider a VDS instead if you're going to use the CPU 24/7. Of course, the pricing will be significantly higher.
Actually you misunderstood what I meant! What I am expressing is that I feel that this clause is like a time bomb. I have no intention of occupying it for a long time, but will this sudden occurrence be beyond my control and cause unnecessary trouble to myself?
Then do not purchase anything from us. Go with a "premium" provider who can offer you dedicated resources instead. Do not expect to consume 100% of the resources on shared environment.
You arent spending 100% of the cost. cpu is shared in a VPS, thats why its cheaper than a VDS
VPS usually shared resource for CPU. If you need resources without worrying about 100% usage, use dedicated or VDS. Usually VPS providers will allow 100% usage but only for a certain amount of time.
average 30% it's doesnt mean you can only use 30% resource. It's still okay if you use 50% or more.
Pretty much every VPS provider has the same concept of "fair use". A lot of them define it very vaguely though.
DigitalOcean:
BuyVM:
RackNerd:
Rather than just saying "fair use", GreenCloud actually write some numbers in their policy. That's a good thing. HostHatch have a similar policy for some of their VPSes - They often have 3 core VPSes with "1 dedicated" (not actually dedicated), which is effectively ~33% average usage with occasional bursts above that.
You haven't spent 100% of the cost though. The reason a VPS is so cheap is because the resources are shared. You don't have dedicated CPU cores. You only have dedicated cores if you get a VDS, but expect to pay >$20/month for one, and even then a lot of providers don't truly dedicate that core just to your VDS.
100% of the usage means you buy a VDS or Dedicated server then you get the dedicated CPU.
If you need constantly high CPU resources, buy a VDS or Dedicated server, this way, you confirm get the performance what you buy.
Shared WebHosting has limited resources like memory, CPU etc.
VPS has limited resources like CPU etc. But has dedicated Ram.
VDS is quite close to dedicated server cause dedicated CPU cores and Ram.
Dedicated Server is the best, all that you buy you can use 100%.
Hope this help you understand better!
Even we have similar FAIR Usage policy for VPS, and if you need Dedicated CPU, take a VDS
All right! Maybe I’m overthinking this issue!
Why don't you read the ToS/AUP before you order the service?
This restrict policy is good for normal user.