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PROMETEUS.COM 15th anniversary, 15€ KVM deals, 15% OpenVZ discount
Prometeus.com, since 1997 is focused solely on high-quality, high-reliability web services and professional consulting. Our network and servers are tuned specifically for maximum performance, and our policies ensure that we remain as efficient as possible.
We are located in Milan, Italy and have 5 racks colocated in the largest campus/internet exchange of Italy. We are LIR (RIPE NCC member) and do BGP with our Autonomous System Number (AS34971) and a total bandwidth capacity of 10Gb.
This month we celebrate our 15th birthday with a new line of budget vps based on KVM virtualization.
Common features
OS: Linux
ISO: debian 6 (32/64 bit), ubuntu 12.04 (32/64 bit), centos 5/6 (32/64 bit), (Rescue ISO Finnix and SystemRescueCd on demand)
Control Panel: SolusVM
Virtualization: KVM
Storage type: RAID SAS2 10K
Type: Unmanaged
Provisioning: manual (less then 24H), after the payment is completed
Plan: KVM1
CPU: 1 Core
RAM: 128MB
Hard Disk: 6GB
IP addresses: 1 (one /112 IPv6 on request)
Dedicated internet bandwidth: 256 GB
Price: €15.00 | $19.00 / every 12 months (annually)
Plan: KVM2
CPU: 1 Core
RAM: 256MB
Hard Disk: 15GB
IP addresses: 1 (one /112 IPv6 on request)
Dedicated internet bandwidth: 1000 GB
Price: €15.00 | $19.00 / every 6 months (semi-annually)
If you choose to pay annually use the code 15Y15KVM on checkout to get a recurring 15% additional discount
Plan: KVM5
CPU: 2 Core
RAM: 512MB
Hard Disk: 25GB
IP addresses: 1 (one /112 IPv6 on request)
Dedicated internet bandwidth: 2000 GB
Price: €15.00 | $19.00 / every 3 months (quarterly)
If you choose to pay annually use the code 15Y15KVM on checkout to get a recurring 15% additional discount
A few words about the hardware used for the budget KVM nodes
Nodes are blades of the new SuperMicro Twin 2027TR-H71RF with two E5-2620 and 64GB of RAM.
processor : 23 vendor_id : GenuineIntel cpu family : 6 model : 45 model name : Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2620 0 @ 2.00GHz stepping : 7 cpu MHz : 1999.907 cache size : 15360 KB physical id : 1 siblings : 12 core id : 5 cpu cores : 6 apicid : 43 initial apicid : 43 fpu : yes fpu_exception : yes cpuid level : 13 wp : yes flags : fpu vme de pse tsc msr pae mce cx8 apic mtrr pge mca cmov pat pse36 clflush dts acpi mmx fxsr sse sse2 ss ht tm pbe syscall nx pdpe1gb rdtscp lm constant_tsc arch_perfmon pebs bts rep_good xtopology nonstop_tsc aperfmperf pni pclmulqdq dtes64 monitor ds_cpl vmx smx est tm2 ssse3 cx16 xtpr pdcm dca sse4_1 sse4_2 x2apic popcnt aes xsave avx lahf_lm ida arat epb xsaveopt pln pts dts tpr_shadow vnmi flexpriority ept vpid bogomips : 4000.04 clflush size : 64 cache_alignment : 64 address sizes : 46 bits physical, 48 bits virtual
If you're interested to our OpenVZ Budget packages we have a 15% recurring discount for all plans on the monthly price, using the promotional code 15Y15VZ on checkout. The following is a 15€ deal:
Plan: VZ3
CPU: 1 Core
RAM: 384MB
Hard Disk: 12GB
IP addresses: 1 IPv4 / 2 IPv6
Dedicated internet bandwidth: 2000 GB
Price: €15.00 | $19.00 / every 6 months (semi-annually)
The only accepted payment method is Paypal. VAT 21% is added if you are an EU citizen/company without a valid VAT ID.
Servers are located in Italy, Milan.
*** Download test can be run with the following urls ***
http://mirrors.prometeus.net/test/test10.bin
http://mirrors.prometeus.net/test/test100.bin
http://iperweb.net/test/test10.bin
http://iperweb.net/test/test100.bin
Test IPv4: 194.14.179.254 or 195.88.4.7
Test IPv6: 2a00:dcc0:eda:89::254:1
This should be all. If you need more info ask, PM, or open a ticket.
Thanks
S.
Comments
The servers are excellent, as usual. Tests for 512MB (ioping, i/o, network speed, unixbench, geekbench): pastebin.com/xjk3MwzD
Results are better than my other (more expensive) VPS's with similar specs.
ioping average: 0.2ms
dd: 252 MB/s
Cachefly 100MB: 6.98M/s
Unixbench: 1925.3
Geekbench: 3907
Not from the current offer but a review how the performance looks like after 2 months or so:
How is the disk performance and reliability compared to your SSD plan?
SSD should give a more stable latency and higher iops, reliability is for both in the hands of the murphy law :-)
I think you made a typo on the price for both plans.
Are you sure its:
it was really late so maybe :-)
KVM2: 15€ every six months
KVM5: 15€ every three months
I updated the post hope is more clear now
so confused, what is swap per each offer?
KVM give you a blank disk to install the OS like with a real computer, you decide (or let the installer decide) how big the swap partition need to be.
thanks, I will pass, the price seems to be very weird comparing to your birthday offer.
I think you are mixing the special that was sent via email to the clients (sold out now) with these. Look at the plan name they are different.
:-)
I know, but that was really a gift we handed to 80 clients (only 40 were planned) :-)
After one of my offers you bought one plan and for some reason there was some I/O problem while you tested the vps, you asked a refund and I did it. I think you are the less staying client ever. I want a second chance: chose a plan and pm me the price you want to pay, you'll have it and hope this time you will stay with us a bit more :-)
You're probably confused, I never ordered your birthday one because I currently have 3 vps with you, so I wanted to cancel one small monthly vps and grab yearly one, but it was gone, so I was waiting for your posting, but comparing to your birthday one, this is 50% of what you offered, since I canceled small vps for** anticipating similar deal**, now I have 2 remaining.
I'm not complaining or anything, just clarifying.
Also, I am not the less staying client ever, if I am, why would I have 3 vps with you?
I'm 46 so maybe these are sign of premature senility, I just realized who you are but never linked you with lakid :-)
I just wanted to be younger,
received your email, didn't have to do this.:)
Great Service, and server, thanks...:)
any plans of adding more iso?
what do you suggest? Recently we added the gentoo latest install :-)
FreeBSD? Although I don't need it in the near future. But it would be better to have more options
I just have the impression that people choose KVM when their need is not Linux. i.e. BSD or windows.
I'll install the freebsd iso. As for windows I'm thinking about adding the spla iso, the problem is we should get enough orders to justify the costs of the datacenter license for two sockets...
You could add the OpenSuse ISO to complete the collection of popular free server operating systems. Scientific Linux is another common choice.
One of the best providers for LET members....thanks.
I should have taken 2 gift package when i had the chance =(