Manila/Phillipines VPS

AmplyImpure

Hey all,

I'm looking for a VPS in Manila(or anywhere in the Phillipines, really) to host some internal tools for my company.

Minimum requirements:

• KVM
• 4GB DDR4
• 2vCPU
• 50GB NVMe
• 2TB transfer limit
• 500Mbps bandwidth

Nice-to-haves:

• Dedicated CPU cores
• 1Gbps bandwidth
• Automated snapshots/backups

Thanks!

JoshR

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JohnFilch123

This is an exotic location. Very exotic. So far I was only able to find @SurferCloud but their machine is behind NAT.

oloke

Hi!

Please take a look at this thread, I think @bela may be able to offer something

However keep in mind this is very uncommon location and thus the prices could be a bit high compared to Singapore for example.

AmplyImpure

Thanks for the information. We're using a latency-sensitive application so Manila is definitely preferred, but if there are other locations that have good latency I'm open to them.

I forgot which provider it was, but one of my coworkers pinged a Singapore looking glass and they had about 200ms ping so I immediately wrote it off. I will re-evaluate with multiple providers.

AmplyImpure

@bela Could you please clarify if VPS MNL2 has a 100Mbps network connection or 1Gbps?
https://www.servergalactic.com/vps-server.html says 100Mbps, https://my.servergalactic.asia/index.php?/cart/55-philippines/&id=1359 says 1Gbps.

aluy

https://go.lightnode.com/philippines-vps

AmplyImpure

@aluy Any chance you know what the available bandwidth is? It's not mentioned on there.

sitss

interesting

aluy

@AmplyImpure said:
@aluy Any chance you know what the available bandwidth is? It's not mentioned on there.

https://ibb.co/5g0NSQMR

AmplyImpure

@aluy said:

@AmplyImpure said:
@aluy Any chance you know what the available bandwidth is? It's not mentioned on there.

https://ibb.co/5g0NSQMR

That's the monthly data transfer limit which was erroneously labeled as "bandwidth;" I'm referring to the network connection speed.

aluy

@AmplyImpure said:

@aluy said:

@AmplyImpure said:
@aluy Any chance you know what the available bandwidth is? It's not mentioned on there.

https://ibb.co/5g0NSQMR

That's the monthly data transfer limit which was erroneously labeled as "bandwidth;" I'm referring to the network connection speed.

they have a speedtest at https://doc.lightnode.com/Speedtest/Speedtest.html

concept

Lightnode and 3hcloud is the only ones I've seen with Phillipines.

bela

@AmplyImpure said:
@bela Could you please clarify if VPS MNL2 has a 100Mbps network connection or 1Gbps?
https://www.servergalactic.com/vps-server.html says 100Mbps, https://my.servergalactic.asia/index.php?/cart/55-philippines/&id=1359 says 1Gbps.

Sorry, It is 100Mpbs, will get that corrected.

bela

Just another comment if I may, our VPS plans are unmetered (with fair use) and hence a lot cheaper than Lightnode. Also we do not block ports, like port 25 for example. We allow mail servers as long as you are not using it for bulk mail..

JoshR

@bela said:
Just another comment if I may, our VPS plans are unmetered (with fair use) and hence a lot cheaper than Lightnode. Also we do not block ports, like port 25 for example. We allow mail servers as long as you are not using it for bulk mail..

Your Manila LG is down.

bela

@JoshR said:

@bela said:
Just another comment if I may, our VPS plans are unmetered (with fair use) and hence a lot cheaper than Lightnode. Also we do not block ports, like port 25 for example. We allow mail servers as long as you are not using it for bulk mail..

Your Manila LG is down.

Only the link was wrong on that page. Here it is:

https://bgp.he.net/AS150423#_traceroute

zhujisou

maybe alibabaCloud.for new user,just pay for it $9.9/yr.
you will get some good service

JamChoi

https://rayip.io/index.php?rp=/store/philippines-bgp-ip-vds
https://my.ows.us/