OVH SSD VPS 1 VS Public Cloud SSD VPS 1? Same? Difference?

DrFallen

Don't think private networks are available yet. The say it's due 'Late this year'. Nor can you add more IPs

classy

neqste said: There are two options for billing at cloud intance VPSes: per month (if you buy it once, then remove it after few days -> you still will pay your 3euros(!!!)).

Wow what a surprise...

Thanks for the list / comparison though

Falzo

@vimalware said:
Do any of these feature volume snapshots? If yes, which lines?

with their public cloud range you can do snapshots - even on that SSD line. they charge 0,04 € per GB per month - haven't used it yet, so can't say a lot about things like compression etc. (probably I should just try, as I do have a bit of credits left ^^) ed: just see below ;-)

additional IPs on the other hands can be ordered with their normal SSD range, AFAIK up to 16 for only setup fee (like SYS).
within their public cloud range, I haven't seen an option for that by now... but there is already an option to import failover IPs - don't know if this will work, as I have none to try ;-)

Falzo

out of curiosity, just tried their backup-service by setting up one of their cpu-instances within their public cloud. sadly they do charge a full 200GB of disk-space at 0,04€ per GB per month for that one as a snapshot

for sure the freshly installed system wont need that much space and their hasn't been any file creation/removal which may lead to larger snapshots then used space...

admin@server-1:~$ sudo df -h
Filesystem                                              Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
rootfs                                                  197G  1.1G  186G   1% /

would have been much more worth it, if they only charge the real consumption of a compressed backup.

btw: did a fast geekbench on that cpu instance called EG-7 (the one ~30 €p.m.) if someone is interested in... http://browser.primatelabs.com/geekbench3/4174496

Geekoine

@ZweiTiger said:
neqste said:

Thank you!

I think if you need stabilty then public cloud SSD VPS 1 , if you need more DDOS protection then SSD VPS 1

VPS Cloud has Ddos protection pro

Geekoine

@Falzo said:

I have a VPS cloud on GRA DC: 3.1 Ghz