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You cap it at allowed bandwidth in their backend. I had a VM there for years (SG). Never had an issue but if you max it out, they charge a lot for traffic, especially in SG.
That being said, my server ran without issues for years, network was great. Think I cancelled it maybe 2 years ago. Things could be different now.
last I checked you could cap the allowed bandwidth but it warned you that the bandwidth was not tracked in real time and that many hours could pass before the limit actually kicks in. This is why I have avoided leaseweb VMs in every location.
I think you're right about that. We used to set it 10% under the limit if I recall correctly.
I got update from leaseweb.
They said bandwidth is indeed 30TB for Singapore VPS.
tempting, but it said that at least 1 year contract right ?
Here is yabs and nw.sh report of 1st Plan.
Any YABS of higher plans ? Wondering if they put different IO limits by each plan..
https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/4169390/#Comment_4169390
Disk speed seems a lot slower compared to the previous Yabs here https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/4169480/#Comment_4169480
Additional traffic is 0,05 EUR / GB for the Volume network and no Floating IPs for Public Cloud or VPS. I can't imagine no one on their Public Cloud is in need of a Floating IP ? ? ?
The KYC is a lot just for sign up for vps. Very sad
They rejected my order saying:
Leaseweb offers B2B (Business-to-business) services only, which means that we are unable to proceed with accounts for personal use.
Why they did not mentioned it on https://www.leaseweb.com/en/products-services/cloud/virtual-private-server

Just wanted to give some additional feedback:
Steal across all my instances is 20-30% now, so those nodes are heavily oversold. Disk became way slower (limited to 150 MB/s now, instead of 250 MB/s like some days ago). There was an "emergancy maintenance" earlier today that brought down all my VPS instances at the same time for around 10 minutes.
What I don't understand is those VPS have a lot of potential with better disk speeds, but for me reliability is the #1 priority and not price. I know we are on LET but I would rather pay more (e.g. Hetzner Pricing) but have reliable services, so those Leaseweb VMs are sadly unusable for now.
The only pro I have for those VPS is that you can push > 5 Gbps without issues and the Volume Network is not as bad as I originally thought. So the networking performance is quite good actually.
Support is responding quite fast as well. Leaseweb has all the potential to deliver a great product (network, platform, etc.) but reliability is not there, not even for their Public Cloud, which is quite expensive but has the same disk limits. Which is a shame
Contracts state the following:
Singapore:
OVERUSAGE: Data traffic: 0,01094 S$ / GB
Frankfurt:
OVERUSAGE: Data traffic: 0,00136 € / GB
Amsterdam:
OVERUSAGE: Data traffic: 0,00136 € / GB
With that said, I see no steal on any of my VMs in SG, DE or NL.
Disk IO also remains the same as initial benchmark:
have windows template eol or not?
When did you create/order those VPS?
Did you stress the CPU when looking for steal? When I am utilizing all threads it spikes up to 30% steal.
This is what my VPS in WDC looks like right now:
Leaseweb has been B2B for a while. I guess it was mostly to avoid honoring the 14 day cooldown period for online products in Europe.
On the day they launched the new generation VPS's, delivered same day.
Yes, occasionally jumps to 4-5% for a bit, and then drops down. Almost if that's expected in a shared platform, without dedicated CPU allocations, and an over-provisioning factor of 3x or greater.
Well, I never experienced something like 20-30% steal constantly with another provider. I have it on all my nodes (>10), in all regions I have nodes (4). I know this is a shared medium, but 20-30% is a lot. Not even the OVH VPS are as bad from a steal perspective.
Some time ago, I asked for ipv6 to be used on a new vps package that they had just launched. Then they gave me /112 to my vps, but this ipv6 could not work properly. In the end they said that ipv6 was not supported on this vps package, and they took back this ipv6.
It seems that the menu button to mount the Acronis / GRML recovery iso also does not work properly. This never happened on the management panel menu for the old vps package (GP VPS instance).
But at least in my opinion there are still many other advantages of this new vps package, even for its lowest package:
How to measure steal from host? Tool or approach would help. I was interested in large plan 48 GB (?), postponed, plan to take up a dedicated server instead.
wanna buy vps2 how how?
@HostDZire how can i buy
You can simply run top/htop to look into the "st" value. It tells you how much steal there is. I never experienced a provider running his VPS setup at 20-30% steal ALL the time. Those nodes must be packed. Even OVH has a max. of 5% steal for me on some older EPYC VPS.
nice
I skipped leaseweb offer. Strict to oracle free cloud, many vps providers offers here.
Thanks @nik . I will check those values.
Anyone resell this vps leaseweb?
Waiting for a reseller for this
Yes, I find it cheap too. However, it seems to be for businesses only, not individuals.