Are there any recommended VPS servers in Turkey?

yasci

1 core, 1GB RAM, and 10GB storage would be enough, along with 100Mbps bandwidth. I only use about 300GB of data per month, and my budget is around $3 per month. Do you have any recommendations?

hyperblast

no

concept

markahost is my go to turkey provider.

cemalgnlts

Netlen - https://www.netlen.com.tr

• 1 CPU (Intel Xeon Platinum 8260)
• 1 GB RAM
• 15 GB NVMe
• 10 Gbit/s Uplink

**$2.99 **

emperor

Although they are banned here(for reply in every thread without reading requested specs), i have vm with them in Bursa which is very stable and super fast.
https://www.rabisu.com/vps
2 Core , 4GB RAM, 40 GB NVMe for 3 $/m
The vms are setup with ram ballooning, which is very easy to fix it.

mans_xd

@emperor said:
Although they are banned here(for reply in every thread without reading requested specs), i have vm with them in Bursa which is very stable and super fast.
https://www.rabisu.com/vps
2 Core , 4GB RAM, 40 GB NVMe for 3 $/m
The vms are setup with ram ballooning, which is very easy to fix it.

don't forget to mention that they require kyc
they will surprise you after cupel hours of payment

emperor

@mans_xd said: don't forget to mention that they require kyc

Idk i have not gotten to that part so far, registered without kyc.. probably they ask for crypto, i paid with link.

mans_xd

@emperor said:

@mans_xd said: don't forget to mention that they require kyc

Idk i have not gotten to that part so far, registered without kyc.. probably they ask for crypto, i paid with link.

if you are from the last thread ya you wouldn't get, untill second order...

oloke

@tarisu is pretty stable and within your budget of $3/m. I can recommend them

https://my.tarisu.com/category/vps-server

emperor

@mans_xd said: if you are from the last thread ya you wouldn't get, untill second order...

OK then, @yasci take in consideration what @mans_xd said about kyc.

JohnFilch123

@oloke said:
@tarisu is pretty stable and within your budget of $3/m. I can recommend them

https://my.tarisu.com/category/vps-server

I would most say avoid them, if you are planning to use a lot of traffic.

oloke

@JohnFilch123 said:

@oloke said:
@tarisu is pretty stable and within your budget of $3/m. I can recommend them

https://my.tarisu.com/category/vps-server

I would most say avoid them, if you are planning to use a lot of traffic.

From the @yasci 's post:

I only use about 300GB of data per month, and my budget is around $3 per month.

JohnFilch123

Then it may work

tarisu

Hello @yasci

We are happy to provide a VPS service to you in Turkey/Istanbul location. We moved to a new datacenter in Istanbul called MarsDC, if your looking for high uptime and low latency feel free choosing us

@JohnFilch123 said:

@oloke said:
@tarisu is pretty stable and within your budget of $3/m. I can recommend them

https://my.tarisu.com/category/vps-server

I would most say avoid them, if you are planning to use a lot of traffic.

If your planning to use more than 5TB you should avoid most of the Turkish providers, because most of them advertise as unlimited traffic but when you use more than average 5TB they bill you with extra network usage fee . We are transparent about everything and we offer whats written on the website.

Regards!

https://tarisu.com

AndresTolla

onecloud(oneprovider)

seagullketamine

@cemalgnlts said:
Netlen - https://www.netlen.com.tr

• 1 CPU (Intel Xeon Platinum 8260)
• 1 GB RAM
• 15 GB NVMe
• 10 Gbit/s Uplink

**$2.99 **

I had been searching for a reliable Turkey-based VPS with solid uptime and low latency, and after several disappointing attempts with other providers, I came across this thread and your comment last night. Netlan's website made a good first impression, so I decided to give it a try.

The ordering process was seamless, and the VPS was provisioned almost instantly. Performance has exceeded my expectations — it's noticeably faster than other Turkey-based servers I've used at much higher price points. Download speeds are close to 1 Gbps, and ping times are excellent.

I haven't posted here since 2019, but I wanted to take the time to say thanks for the recommendation.

cemalgnlts

@seagullketamine said: I wanted to take the time to say thanks for the recommendation.

I'm glad you liked it. I use Netlen whenever I have a test project. I hosted a Telegram bot there before and never experienced any downtime or issues.

I love that they refund the remaining days when you delete a VDS. This way, when I need to test something, I just spin up a VDS for ~3-5 days, run my tests, and then delete it to get a refund for the leftover days.

forest

What I wrote in another thread:

@forest said:
I use https://vps.tc for a VPS Istanbul. They're pretty cheap ($3/month for 2 vCPU, 3 GB RAM, 50 GB disk, 3 TB/month bandwidth) and even if you run out of traffic, you're only throttled to 30 Mbps (still more than enough for DNS). I've been sustaining about 16 Mbps in both directions and they're fine with it. They also take cryptocurrency.

There are some caveats, though:

• CPU steal is VERY high (2-4% typically, but I've seen over 10% at full load)
• They enable memory ballooning, so add "blacklist virtio_balloon" to /etc/modprobe.d/balloon.conf

So don't expect a powerhouse. Expect:

root@forest-vpstc-1-tr:~# top -bn1 | head -n11
top - 19:57:43 up 7 days,  1:23,  1 user,  load average: 5.08, 4.02, 3.87
Tasks: 112 total,   2 running, 110 sleeping,   0 stopped,   0 zombie
%Cpu(s): 21.7 us,  8.7 sy, 56.5 ni,  4.3 id,  0.0 wa,  0.0 hi,  4.3 si,  4.3 st
MiB Mem :   2950.9 total,    147.1 free,   2300.4 used,    779.1 buff/cache
MiB Swap:   2048.0 total,   1866.6 free,    181.4 used.    650.5 avail Mem

    PID USER      PR  NI    VIRT    RES    SHR S  %CPU  %MEM     TIME+ COMMAND
 332805 freenet   30  10 3542964 940264   9552 S 127.3  31.1     60,07 java
  11900 i2pd      20   0 1205044 191272   4488 S  36.4   6.3     73,59 i2pd-da+
 510477 debian-+  20   0 1048164 720664  58952 R  18.2  23.8 337:07.47 tor
 601672 globalp+  20   0   21.3g  62232  16188 S   9.1   2.1   1:37.91 node
    

Their website now gives "VPS2026" for a 50% discount code. I should have waited.

They used to be better than they are now, but I'll mention them here for the sake of completeness.

balhost

Hello, We provide Turkey/Istanbul location VPS servers;

https://balhost.net.tr/en/virtual-server

https://balhost.net.tr/en/virtual-server/ryzen