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HostSailor is offering a 25% Lifetime Recurring Discount on all AMD EPYC NVMe VPS plans.

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25% Lifetime Recurring Discount
Powered by AMD EPYC Processors
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Annual Billing Only
Promo Code: EPYC25

AMD EPYC NVMe VPS

Location: Netherlands

Ultra-Fast RAID10 NVMe • AMD EPYC • 1Gbps Network • SolusVM • Linux OS • Free DDoS Protection

MINI SAILOR - 25% Lifetime Discount

RAM 1GB
VSwap 1GB
Cores 1
CPU: AMD EPYC 9534
RAID10 storage 30GB NVMe
Bandwidth 1TB
1Gbps uplink
IPV4 Addresse(s) 1
IPV6 Addresse(s) /64
Coupon: EPYC25 - 25% recurring discount
$41.91/year (price after discount)
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RAM 2GB
VSwap 2GB
Cores 2
CPU: AMD EPYC 9534
RAID10 storage 50GB NVMe
Bandwidth 2TB
1Gbps uplink
IPV4 Addresse(s) 1
IPV6 Addresse(s) /64
Coupon: EPYC25 - 25% recurring discount
$80.91/year (price after discount)
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Coupon Code: EPYC25
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whynotlearn

First, glws

lovelyserver

GLWS

(Second)

WTF

nice offer

barbaros

Soooo how long is that lifetime? 1 year? 2 years? 6 months?

Andru

@barbaros said:
Soooo how long is that lifetime? 1 year? 2 years? 6 months?

As long as you keep the service.

stxsh

I've got both a Lieutenant and a Commodore instance with them in NL, on different nodes.. both are dang near VDS. single & multi thread is near advertised, scales well and 0.0% steal. Great disk performance as well, seems to scale with the package (IOPS increases proportionately to the tier of package). None of their packages on any of the nodes I've used are oversold, at all.

They do get some heat because:

1) they had a ridiculously good deal once (deadpool status) and folks got pissed every offer wasn't the same since.. although their BF deals were amazing imo.

2) some random network issues recently, which I wasn't affected by (or maybe never noticed).

3) support can be a bit difficult to navigate at times.

still, would highly recommend.

barbaros

@Andru said:

@barbaros said:
Soooo how long is that lifetime? 1 year? 2 years? 6 months?

As long as you keep the service.

How long will the company last, was my question.

Calypso

@stxsh said:
I've got both a Lieutenant and a Commodore instance with them in NL, on different nodes.. both are dang near VDS. single & multi thread is near advertised, scales well and 0.0% steal. Great disk performance as well, seems to scale with the package (IOPS increases proportionately to the tier of package). None of their packages on any of the nodes I've used are oversold, at all.

'bout the same experience here. Was lucky to be one of the users that got the "they may deadpool" deal, but am very happy with the performance.

They do get some heat because:

1) they had a ridiculously good deal once (deadpool status) and folks got pissed every offer wasn't the same since.. although their BF deals were amazing imo.

Yeah, to be honest, there was quite a chance that the deal was too-good-to-be-true, but once in a while you're lucky with them and then you keep those VPSes, even if you don't have a real use for them, but for the future. Because you know you won't get it back. The gamble makes up for the ones that are drama in one way or another.

2) some random network issues recently, which I wasn't affected by (or maybe never noticed).

I was severely affected by it and complained about it a lot. And since it took about a month to fix (after quite some time of not acknowledging there was an issue), I think some kind of gesture of compensation would be good. I got an offer, but it's basically worthless (extra memory on a VPS that's only using half of it's memory); responded to the offer and that was exactly one month ago. Without response.

still, would highly recommend.

Yeah, would also probably. On the "holy trinity" of cheap VPSes they're lacking a bit on the support part, but for me that's the least important of the 3...

Saragoldfarb

@stxsh said:
I've got both a Lieutenant and a Commodore instance with them in NL, on different nodes.. both are dang near VDS. single & multi thread is near advertised, scales well and 0.0% steal. Great disk performance as well, seems to scale with the package (IOPS increases proportionately to the tier of package). None of their packages on any of the nodes I've used are oversold, at all.

They do get some heat because:

1) they had a ridiculously good deal once (deadpool status) and folks got pissed every offer wasn't the same since.. although their BF deals were amazing imo.

2) some random network issues recently, which I wasn't affected by (or maybe never noticed).

3) support can be a bit difficult to navigate at times.

still, would highly recommend.

Not AMD Epyc though unless they upgraded. But yeah, have some of those deals still. And have been using them before that for years.

Not a summerhost. Their AMS network issues been somewhat annoying but overall, happy client.