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Looking for a reliable vps/vds provider in Singapore.

We have been using Netcup root servers in the USA for around two years without any major issues. They recently launched servers in Singapore, so we moved some of our services there.

The main problem is that whenever an abuse complaint arrives, they immediately suspend the entire server. We then have to contact them and request temporary access. They usually reopen it for only two hours, during which we must find and fix the affected website.

This has become a major headache over the past two months. We normally receive only one or two abuse reports per month, but each report now causes several hours of downtime.

We need a provider that will notify us about any abuse complaint and allow up to 12 hours to resolve it instead of immediately suspending the whole server.

Required specs:

64 GB RAM
16 CPU cores
2-3 TB SSD
Singapore location
Good price

Please share your recommendations.

Comments

  • sliixsliix Member

    For Singapore, I think it's best to define your "good price".

  • rpqurpqu Member

    Give or take, $60-$120 depending on the bandwidth and RAM (DDR4/5)

  • conceptconcept Member

    umm the required specs is a dedicated server....

  • rpqurpqu Member

    @concept said:
    umm the required specs is a dedicated server....

    Okay, it's gonna be $150-240/m

  • conceptconcept Member

    @rpqu said:

    @concept said:
    umm the required specs is a dedicated server....

    Okay, it's gonna be $150-240/m

    It probably going to 250 to 350 because of the SSD requirements.

  • rpqurpqu Member

    @oloke 100-150 slices with let30 so $350-425/m. Does @onidel have it available?

  • forestforest Member

    @shozi56 said: 2-3 TB SSD

    Is there much data locality in your workload? If so, you could get away with 2-3 TB HDD and a small SSD used for caching. The dm-cache facility in Linux will transparently keep the most-accessed data on the SSD, so if your workload has good data locality, you can get SSD-like performance despite most of the data being on an HDD.

    Thanked by 1buggedout
  • gatewaysentryllcgatewaysentryllc Member, Patron Provider
    edited July 30

    @shozi56 said:
    We have been using Netcup root servers in the USA for around two years without any major issues. They recently launched servers in Singapore, so we moved some of our services there.

    The main problem is that whenever an abuse complaint arrives, they immediately suspend the entire server. We then have to contact them and request temporary access. They usually reopen it for only two hours, during which we must find and fix the affected website.

    This has become a major headache over the past two months. We normally receive only one or two abuse reports per month, but each report now causes several hours of downtime.

    We need a provider that will notify us about any abuse complaint and allow up to 12 hours to resolve it instead of immediately suspending the whole server.

    Required specs:

    64 GB RAM
    16 CPU cores
    2-3 TB SSD
    Singapore location
    Good price

    Please share your recommendations.

    Shoot us a VM we can offer you a VDS in Singapore.

    (We offer Gen 4 NVME, Raid 1 + 0)

  • shozi56shozi56 Member

    @sliix said:
    For Singapore, I think it's best to define your "good price".

    My budget is around $100–120/month. I need 64 GB RAM, 16 cores and 2 TB SSD/NVMe storage in Singapore. The 2 TB storage is required, not optional.

  • shozi56shozi56 Member

    @rpqu said:
    Give or take, $60-$120 depending on the bandwidth and RAM (DDR4/5)

    My target budget is $100–120/month. I understand a dedicated server may cost more in Singapore, so I can also consider a strong VDS, but I still need 64 GB RAM, 16 cores and 2 TB SSD/NVMe storage.

  • shozi56shozi56 Member

    @forest said:

    @shozi56 said: 2-3 TB SSD

    Is there much data locality in your workload? If so, you could get away with 2-3 TB HDD and a small SSD used for caching. The dm-cache facility in Linux will transparently keep the most-accessed data on the SSD, so if your workload has good data locality, you can get SSD-like performance despite most of the data being on an HDD.

    It is a normal cPanel shared hosting workload with many small files, databases and regular account activity, so I would prefer SSD/NVMe instead of HDD with caching.

    This is the usage from one of my Singapore servers, and all my other servers have almost the same usage:

    16 CPUs
    Load average around 1.5–1.9
    48 GB RAM used out of 62 GB
    1.1 TB storage used out of 2 TB
    Around 391 disk operations per second
    Average around 2.9 MB/s reads and 3.5 MB/s writes

    The average throughput is not very high, but random I/O and latency are important for hosting. I also need the full 2 TB storage because current usage is already around 1.1 TB.

  • sliixsliix Member

    @shozi56 said:

    @rpqu said:
    Give or take, $60-$120 depending on the bandwidth and RAM (DDR4/5)

    My target budget is $100–120/month. I understand a dedicated server may cost more in Singapore, so I can also consider a strong VDS, but I still need 64 GB RAM, 16 cores and 2 TB SSD/NVMe storage.

    You should be able to get dedicated with that budget. Probably you can start with OVH.

  • shozi56shozi56 Member

    @sliix said:

    @shozi56 said:

    @rpqu said:
    Give or take, $60-$120 depending on the bandwidth and RAM (DDR4/5)

    My target budget is $100–120/month. I understand a dedicated server may cost more in Singapore, so I can also consider a strong VDS, but I still need 64 GB RAM, 16 cores and 2 TB SSD/NVMe storage.

    You should be able to get dedicated with that budget. Probably you can start with OVH.

    I used OVH Singapore before. In 2024, I had around six servers with them.

    When an abuse case came, they did not send me any warning or give me time to fix it. They directly terminated two of my servers, and I lost all the data on them. It took me several days to recover everything from backups, and I received a lot of negative reviews because of the downtime.

    So unfortunately, I cannot use OVH again.

  • I think you should divide the workload into 2 to 3 VDS or VPS among different providers. That way when a server goes down due to abuse reports, it will not affect others. And since you are running a business, I think you should pay a premium to get better services, else if not today eventually your customers will leave you for low reliability.

  • shozi56shozi56 Member

    @buggedout said:
    I think you should divide the workload into 2 to 3 VDS or VPS among different providers. That way when a server goes down due to abuse reports, it will not affect others. And since you are running a business, I think you should pay a premium to get better services, else if not today eventually your customers will leave you for low reliability.

    I already offer multiple locations, and since I’m still running a small business, I have each location with a different provider.

    Splitting the same location across multiple providers would make management much harder, especially for migrations, upgrades, monitoring and keeping performance consistent across all servers.

    I understand the reliability point, but for now I’m looking for one solid Singapore provider with a fair abuse process rather than spreading one location across several companies.

  • sliixsliix Member
    edited July 30

    @shozi56 said:

    @sliix said:

    @shozi56 said:

    @rpqu said:
    Give or take, $60-$120 depending on the bandwidth and RAM (DDR4/5)

    My target budget is $100–120/month. I understand a dedicated server may cost more in Singapore, so I can also consider a strong VDS, but I still need 64 GB RAM, 16 cores and 2 TB SSD/NVMe storage.

    You should be able to get dedicated with that budget. Probably you can start with OVH.

    I used OVH Singapore before. In 2024, I had around six servers with them.

    When an abuse case came, they did not send me any warning or give me time to fix it. They directly terminated two of my servers, and I lost all the data on them. It took me several days to recover everything from backups, and I received a lot of negative reviews because of the downtime.

    So unfortunately, I cannot use OVH again.

    Perhaps my favs Singapore hosters can cook something for you. In no particular order:
    @NDTN @kuroit @webhorizon @onidel @oloke @hosthatch and also @advinservers (JB MY, less than 2ms from Singapore).

  • shozi56shozi56 Member

    @sliix said:

    @shozi56 said:

    @sliix said:

    @shozi56 said:

    @rpqu said:
    Give or take, $60-$120 depending on the bandwidth and RAM (DDR4/5)

    My target budget is $100–120/month. I understand a dedicated server may cost more in Singapore, so I can also consider a strong VDS, but I still need 64 GB RAM, 16 cores and 2 TB SSD/NVMe storage.

    You should be able to get dedicated with that budget. Probably you can start with OVH.

    I used OVH Singapore before. In 2024, I had around six servers with them.

    When an abuse case came, they did not send me any warning or give me time to fix it. They directly terminated two of my servers, and I lost all the data on them. It took me several days to recover everything from backups, and I received a lot of negative reviews because of the downtime.

    So unfortunately, I cannot use OVH again.

    Perhaps my favs Singapore hosters can cook something for you. In no particular order:
    @NDTN @kuroit @webhorizon @onidel @oloke @hosthatch and also @advinservers (JB MY, less than 2ms from Singapore).

    Really appreciate the recommendations, brother. I’ll check all of them.

    This is exactly why I love this community, people genuinely try to help and point you in the right direction. Thanks again! <3

  • kuroitkuroit Member, Host Rep, Megathread Squad

    @shozi56 said:

    @sliix said:

    @shozi56 said:

    @sliix said:

    @shozi56 said:

    @rpqu said:
    Give or take, $60-$120 depending on the bandwidth and RAM (DDR4/5)

    My target budget is $100–120/month. I understand a dedicated server may cost more in Singapore, so I can also consider a strong VDS, but I still need 64 GB RAM, 16 cores and 2 TB SSD/NVMe storage.

    You should be able to get dedicated with that budget. Probably you can start with OVH.

    I used OVH Singapore before. In 2024, I had around six servers with them.

    When an abuse case came, they did not send me any warning or give me time to fix it. They directly terminated two of my servers, and I lost all the data on them. It took me several days to recover everything from backups, and I received a lot of negative reviews because of the downtime.

    So unfortunately, I cannot use OVH again.

    Perhaps my favs Singapore hosters can cook something for you. In no particular order:
    @NDTN @kuroit @webhorizon @onidel @oloke @hosthatch and also @advinservers (JB MY, less than 2ms from Singapore).

    Really appreciate the recommendations, brother. I’ll check all of them.

    This is exactly why I love this community, people genuinely try to help and point you in the right direction. Thanks again! <3

    @shozi56

    Happy to offer this VDS at $120/mo
    64 GB RAM, 16 cores and 2 TB NVMe storage
    AMD EPYC, 10G Uplink

    We can also do something like:
    64 GB RAM, 16 cores and 50GB NVMe storage for OS, and separate 3.8TB Enterprise SSD for you only (no shared IO), but you'll have to increase budget for this.
    ^ You can upgrade to this later on anytime (if stock is available).

    LG: https://sg.lg.kuroit.com/

    Thanked by 2oloke shozi56
  • cloudblastcloudblast Member, Patron Provider

    Does Hong Kong works for you? similar ping to all SEA to Singapore.

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