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SeFlow - VDS & QuickStart Dedicated Server from € 19.99. Now with instant activation
SeFlow s.r.l., part of Aruba group, the largest Italian provider, is pleased to announce that all of its dedicated servers are now equipped with total control technology, ensuring delivery of its virtual and dedicated servers within 120 seconds.
Datacenter
Our data center has three separate data rooms, each hosting thousands of physical servers. The Net Operation Center is manned 24hrs a day/365 days a year and is constantly connected to its twin structure in the nearby data center IT1.
- A total capacity of 18,500 physical servers
Redundant NOC manned 24/7
The power center has been designed with 2N + 1 architecture and is supplied entirely by energy sources certified by the European Guarantee of Origin (GO).Redundant interconnection with IT1 via 96 fiber pair
- Power center separate from the data room
- 2N + 1 redundant power system
- 100% renewable energy supply
- For details, please consult our dedicated page at https://www.datacenter.it/en/aruba-data-center/italy-arezzo-dc-it2.aspx
This data center will host your new server:
VDS 1 (Virtual Dedicated Server)
1 Dedicated Core 3,5 GHz
8GB ECC RAM
70GB HDD
1Gbit Unmetered
Automatic incremental Backups
One-Click Installation APP
9.99€ vat ext.
QB-1230 Supermicro/DELL
Intel Xeon E3 1230
4 cores, 8 threads @3,60Ghz turbo
16GB RAM
2x240GB SSD
1Gbit Unmetered
Instant Setup
19.99€ vat ext.
QB-1231 - DELL
Intel Xeon E3 1231 v3
4 cores, 8 threads @3,80Ghz turbo
32GB RAM
2x480GB SSD with Raid Controller
1Gbit Unmetered
Instant Setup
23.99€ vat ext.
QA-2234 - DELL
Intel Xeon E-2234
4 cores, 8 threads @4,80Ghz turbo
32GB RAM
2x800GB SSD with Raid Controller
1Gbit Unmetered
Instant Setup
39.99€ vat ext.
QA-4110 - DELL
Intel Single Xeon Silver 4110
8 cores, 16 threads @3,00Ghz turbo
32GB RAM
2x800GB SSD with Raid Controller
1Gbit Unmetered
49.99€ vat ext.
QA-4208.2 - DELL
Intel Single Xeon Silver 4208
8 cores, 16 threads @3,20Ghz turbo
64GB RAM
2x800GB SSD with Raid Controller
1Gbit Unmetered
59.99€ vat ext.
Included
* Free Remote Console
* Unlimited O.S. Reimage
* Reverse DNS
* /64 IPv6 block
* 24/7 Technical on-site support
* DirectAdmin and Plesk (optional)
* Up to /27 IPv4 Block (Optional)
Payments Accepted
* Bank Transfer
* Credit Card
* PayPal
Tips
Dedicated Servers are delivered within 1-2 minutes.
On new customers, we will do some anti-fraud checks and may ask for IDs.
We do not offer free trials.
For the full Dedicated Servers line, please check https://www.seflow.net/en/server/
VDS plan please check https://www.seflow.net/en/vds-en/
Currently, we do not have a public looking glass, but we are considering.
For questions, custom quotes or concerns please contact us at [email protected]
Comments
There is no advantage to this price
HD drive, really, I'm crying to death!
I would never trust Aruba. A few years back, they unprofessionally terminated my $1 vps without notice or information.
Why you providers never specify RAM type (3/4/5) is a big red flag in a bad way
anyway... VDS 1 (Virtual Dedicated Server) - yabs please
We use Dell servers and each model has its RAM version. the family name recognizes ram
QB-x DDR3 (R210II, R220)
QA-x DDR4 (R230, R240, R440)
What do you mean?
Test IP ? ANd what kind/type are those 800GB disks ? Smells like some old Intel enterprises that must be years old..
In every server, you can find the minimum specifications. When we write "800 GB" disks, it's a mix between 800GB and 960GB datacenter disks. The hardware is used. If you need the latest generation hardware, you can consider the A* and V* ranges available at the link https://serverdedicati.aruba.it/offerta-server-dedicati.
If you need latency test 83.136.106.1 . This is in IT2 where QuickStart Servers are. Here you can find the datacenter specs https://www.datacenter.it/en/aruba-data-center/italy-arezzo-dc-it2.aspx
yabsing are basics if you sell vps, vds, dedicated servers.
--> https://github.com/masonr/yet-another-bench-script
Thank you for clarifying it for me. I will ask DCRUN for support in the activity and will provide feedback. If you have any technical questions, feel free to ask me, and I will be happy to redirect them to the relevant person in the company.
curl -sL yabs.sh | bash
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Yet-Another-Bench-Script
v2024-01-01
https://github.com/masonr/yet-another-bench-script
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Thu Feb 22 10:37:23 CET 2024
Basic System Information:
Uptime : 0 days, 0 hours, 4 minutes
Processor : Intel(R) Xeon(R) E-2234 CPU @ 3.60GHz
CPU cores : 1 @ 3599.958 MHz
AES-NI : ✔ Enabled
VM-x/AMD-V : ✔ Enabled
RAM : 7.8 GiB
Swap : 4.0 GiB
Disk : 64.9 GiB
Distro : AlmaLinux 9.3 (Shamrock Pampas Cat)
Kernel : 5.14.0-284.11.1.el9_2.x86_64
VM Type : KVM
IPv4/IPv6 : ✔ Online / ✔ Online
IPv6 Network Information:
ISP : SEFLOW6
ASN : AS49367 Seflow s.r.l.
Host : DomFlow Cloud Services
Location : Codogno, Lombardy (25)
Country : Italy
fio Disk Speed Tests (Mixed R/W 50/50) (Partition /dev/vda1):
iperf3 Network Speed Tests (IPv4):
iperf3 Network Speed Tests (IPv6):
Geekbench 6 test failed. Run manually to determine cause.
YABS completed in 6 min 21 sec
the most important value failed! GB6
How can I fulfill your request?
give him 1 month free.
He asked you to run the geekbench test:
curl -sL yabs.sh | bash -s -- -dinrun
result set in < pre > < / pre > tags. thank you.
edited. I will update after DCRUN support
this is for your command
I'm asking support from our DCRUN to take a look, I see "test failed". Please wait a few times for them to support me.
Install tar and try again
Thank you. One of them is already watching. I update it soon. I forward your suggestion
Below the reply i got.
Hello, we have migrated the VDS to the PROD environment to make it more like what customers experience under maximum load conditions. We have installed the missing packages and launched the test.
I hope this helps
Is 1 gbit unmetered fair use, or is it real on VDS 1?
Other than that, these features are useless. For competition, check out the 9 euro vms Clouvider and Avoro.
Thank you for your suggestions, I will bring them to the product team.
1Gbps in dedicated bandwidth
Can you please let me know which features you think are unnecessary?
I tried to check the providers you mentioned, but I don't see the VDS product, only VPS or dedicated servers. Can you point me in the right direction?
At Avoro, the Rootserver are essentially VDS:
And the cores are dedicated.
(Doesn't mean I agree with @tra10000)
@lukast__ , Thank you
@tra10000 From what I can see, by "core" they also mean threads. They are different approaches, we use E-2234 processors on the VDS and only physical Cores. This means that on each physical server, we host a maximum of 2 VDS-2 or 4 VDS-1. This way, we allow customers to have guaranteed disk resources and ensure that all cores work with the same performances.
From what I can see, the two services have different markets.
At Avoro that is true. I am curious: do you have Hyper-threading enabled, and the VDS 1 has 2 threads?
I agree, but the (more common) approach to overbook is cheaper, because more customers can be placed on one server, and it usually is not slower, as most VMs are only using a fraction of the allocated cores. (But that is seldom done with 4 core cpus)
But your approach explains the pricing of the VDS, which initially seemed expensive (at least to me).
Offer violates rules.
Price ceiling is $10 USD.
€9.99 EUR is above the price ceiling.
i think yes. i need to ask to product team and if is confirmed i think this should be reported on the website. I forward this to marketing to take a decision.
I agree with you and this is why we have VPS. We have 4 BIG Families.
First free with instant setup owned by SeFlow brand:
QA servers: the "intermediate" generation(x30, x40 Dell Family) - https://www.seflow.net/en/server/
Aruba family, which is a new generation with customizable hardware and the ability to undertake advanced projects within data centers and disaster recovery. It allows for sharing VLANs between virtual and cloud environments, both public and private. This service is aimed more at medium to large enterprises.
@seflow
First, you may want to consider replacing the processor. It does not matter whether it is dedicated or vcore for this processor. I have a server with an E5620 processor that I keep in storage. They also have 4 cores. I'm sure if I virtualize it with 1 dedicated core, no one will buy it.
4 shared Ryzen, Epyc, Gold or 1 non-shared E-2234 cores. Which one do you think is preferred?
For example, E-2276g - 64 gb ecc ram - 2x960gb dc u.2 nvme ssd, 38.70 euro at Hetzner SB
Disk i/o in Vds is not bad. But there is no additional disk option. Maybe you could consider upgrading this.
As I asked before, if the 1gbit here is real. It seems only suitable for broadcast media / shoutcast etc. Other than that, from my perspective, I don't see any corporate usage option.
These are my opinions, there are many people looking for vm on LET.
Thank you for your insights, much appreciated. However, you seem to be comparing two different services targeting different customers. I think that your reasoning is more like a "VPS" than a VDS. If something is shared, it can't be called "Dedicated".
Our VDS (Virtual Dedicated Servers) are services designed for small and medium businesses looking for consistent performance 24/7. Imagine if a VDS on the same physical server is running intensive services or heavy downloads, causing a slowdown in your service. If you host a personal service, it may not have a significant impact on your business, but if you have a critical service, it could create many problems for you or your business.
If you are looking for performance only, I agree with you, but our VDS were not born with this in mind.
thank you