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What matters most when choosing a VPS: network stability, location, or performance?
Hi everyone,
I'm interested in learning from people who have experience running VPS servers.
When choosing a VPS provider, which factors matter most to you: network stability, server location, CPU performance, RAM, storage, pricing, or customer support?
Have you ever switched providers because of a specific technical issue? I'd appreciate hearing about your experiences.
Thanks!
Comments
MTTD - Mean Time To Deadpool.
Support, stability, hardware, IPs, network speed, AUP, FUP. Owner, no AI generated, price, age of host. No deadpool in next months, no owner changes in first year. Generally no scam at all.
My take on your metrics:
$7/year
No service is worth spending money on if the customer support isn't there. If everything works, great, but when you hit a problem and you need support, then the price, CPU, location, none of it matters.
location
stability
performance