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Is there any cheap "unlimited" bandwidth VPS out there?
lowendtalkxdax
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Do providers with cheap VPS exist with close to real "unlimited" monthly bandwidth? (around 40-60TB to be specific).
For some tasks such as surveillance streams (home use), the accumulated traffic can be quite high. The only 2 providers where I couldn't find any restrictions (on Google) were OVH and IONOS. Does anyone have experience with these 2 (with high traffic usage)?
Or other recommendations for approx. 50TB (~100 Mbps continuous usage + regular spikes at 500-1000 Mbps).
I do understand bandwidth equals money.
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netcup has 80tb traffic included in their vps offers, starting at 3.25€, and after that it's throttled to 100mbps
https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/193342/high-bandwidth-vps might help ya
Layer7 -> 50 TB
What do you do with the data once it is on the server?
Aeza has (no aff)
For €2.17 / month (yearly). See product specs (aff)
This is with unmetered bandwidth. Has Europe and Asia.
Netcup root server, if you limit down your speed after exceeding the 120TB bandwidth, it’s actually 1G@unmetered.
Here
https://www.georgedatacenter.com/vps-xeon.php
you remembered me, I actually have a VPS at netcup which I had idling around.
All the video material is stored locally, a real time stream to the cloud, without storing it there.
@davide this also looks really good, thx!
define cheap.
Is the Aeza bandwidth truly unmetered or is there a "fair use" policy?
Hard to believe they would allow you to use 1gbps or even 100mbps 24/7 for a month.
I asked OVH if their bandwidth was truly unmetered and they told me they have a fair use policy which they do not disclose to customers.
I've heard that the Ionos "unlimited" bandwidth is only like 1-2TB before they suspend your account.
@johnvmevpstorage: their wiki only mentions restrictions about bulk allocation of hardware for new accounts, like GCP and Azure have. I haven't found an AUP but that may depend on the datacenter. For Germany Aeza is hosted in Falkenstein so likely they apply Hetzner's policy there which is generous for bandwidth. For other locations I suppose there are common sense limits.
Incoming traffic vs outgoing may make a large difference on enforcement.
Avoro is great too. They guarantee 1gbit. With OVH, they literally don't care.
That is odd because I've been able to use full gigabit on their vpses for months.
I had $2 vps (monthly billing - BF special) with Admin Server with 330 TB monthly bandwidth.
Any high limit defined bandwidth is much better than so called “unmetered bandwidth”
I agree, I rather have a high defined bandwidth than a fake unmetered bandwidth, not that I just more than 1G anyway
My friend is using IONOS and his monthly consumption goes beyond 100TB with no problem.
100 TB ?? Woh
Is that offer still available?
you have absolutely no idea about Aéza, and still shit spam your aff links.
hong kong and london costs aproximately double. they offer a whole /48 IPv6, not 1 IPv6.
it's not unmetered bandwidth, it's unlimited bandwidth.
10Gbps unlimited on some locations too btw.
They're not in Hetzner for any location except for Finland, they're on Interxion (except Moscow and have no clue about HK and GB), stop spreading bullshit.
oh, and you should read their ToS as you seem to not have done on registration, if you use too much bandwidth, you'll get your antiddos protection lifted. I've used over 100TB in a month in Moscow and had no issues with them, obviously without antiddos.
(oh, and the pricing you mention is only for the first year)
Which plan are you on? I'm on their cheapest plan.
@zGato
eheh I knew you would lose your mind if I started to promote Aeza services
For the record, the info and prices I posted are correct. They refer to the yearly billing cycle w/o backups included. And I read the ToS translated from Russian.
I actually like Aeza quite a lot, it's a pity they don't promote themselves as much as other providers.
Cheers
? you were against me for doing so, and now you're doing it lmao
only first year, and some locations costs more, Hong Kong and London.
you forgot 5.1
aeza.net's ToS is in English.
and what's this about?
Currently have this on special
Plan Information
2 Ryzen 9 7900 Cores (Fair Use)
1 GB Dedicated DDR5 Ram
25 GB NVME Storage
20 TB Premium Bandwidth (20000 GB)
1 Gbp's Network Access Port
Virtualizor Control Panel
1 IPv4 Address
/112 IPv6 Included
200 Gbp's DDOS Protection
Linux Only
24x7 Technical Support
Free Instant Activation
GBP - £4.50 (£3.15)
USD - $5.75 ($4.02)
*First month discount price.
Currency price conversion correct at time of email being sent
claim a nice 30% discount on your first month by using the code 3G1LYGQ9A4 during the checkout
Direct Order Link - https://clientcp.net/index.php?rp=/store/special-offers/high-traffic-1g-special-uk&promocode=3G1LYGQ9A4
If you inbox / create a ticket after activation I will double the bandwidth
VLE-4
They downgraded that offer with their new G11 rootservers. Now it’s 3TB a day or else you’re throttled to 300 mbits
Surprising they let you use 1gbps 24/7 for months.
Most providers e.g. buyVM would only let you use 100mbps on that 4GB plan
There was a typo in the provider name - it is Advin Server
Nope. this offer is no longer available
It was a BF offer.
The highlight was 330 TB bandwidth limit.
Oh I don’t know that! So the new one is 90TB/monthly?
Why though? As I asked, what do you do with the data once it is on the server?