What is the next thing? What are you expecting from the VPS market?

gestiondbi

Hi guys,

I was wondering, what do you expect from the VPS market in the next few months/years?

Let's discuss!

P.S: I limit the number of question on the poll, but do not hesitate to share your opinion about the subject.

Regards, David

linuxthefish

cheaper

Saahib

Lots of Deadpools..

raindog308

GreenValueHost 5.0

LordSpock

I'd like to see more VMWare/XenServer offers if I'm truly honest.

GM2015

Creative market research David.

davidgestiondbi said: Regards, David

That Nguyen guy will make it one day to Hollywood.

raindog308 said: GreenValueHost 5.0

lazyt

I thought we were past GVH 5.0 and up to around 8.0

Shot2

I expect nothing, not anymore :P

perennate

drama

Amitz

Free pocket lamps.

gestiondbi

@Amitz said:
Free pocket lamps.

In the past, some customers received USB key, Pen, Mouse Pad, other goodies :P
However, never get any feedback or comeback at all, so we didn't re-do the experiment.

Amitz

davidgestiondbi said: In the past, some customers received USB key, Pen, Mouse Pad, other goodies :P

However, never get any feedback or comeback at all, so we didn't re-do the experiment.

Even though that is very nice of you - The mistake is obvious: No pocket lamps in your list. ;-)

gestiondbi

@Amitz

I agree. My biggest error! Shame on me

doghouch

@raindog308 said:
GreenValueHost 5.0

actually it was nygyenwebservices 1.0

lazyt

Needs a shorter name,

Stevie

In future I hope with the $1 a year vps I buy from the host, the host will be more thankful and send a few ounces of 24k gold bars to me as well as the usual 24/7 support even if there is a nuclear war going on, and also to support/install things that take hours. oh and free cpanel with the $1 year vps and ummm not sure what else.

graca

next thing I want is service like scaleway with paypal and more cheaper dedis

Four20

The next big thing that there wont be a need for hosting companies, people will be able to even install web server on their phones.

inthecloudblog

Instances of power 8 at an affordable price and be able to run x86 apps (with it with free incoming bw )
Leaves the pipe dream lol

William

Four20 said: The next big thing that there wont be a need for hosting companies, people will be able to even install web server on their phones.

I did run Apache on a Nokia N800 (Maemo) and i'm pretty sure i had a webserver on a first generation iPhone also - that were times

Four20

@William said:

Haha that's impressive!
I assume you were bored that day.

TheLonely

@doghouch said:
actually it was nygyenwebservices 1.0

@lazyt said:
Needs a shorter name,

"Scam"

singsing

davidgestiondbi said: I was wondering, what do you expect from the VPS market in the next few months/years?

Every VPS provider I have been with I switched from because the service stopped working properly.

From the VPS market in the next few years I expect someone to figure out how to deliver a product that actually works.

jar

I'm not expecting major market shifts over the next year or so. I think the market is going to coast for a good bit more as-is. Little changes will happen, nothing that's going to unseat any big players.

Maybe we'll see a little more of things like tutum or bitnami that add flavor to what already exists. We'll see a couple more cloud providers pop up.

Dedis will continue to surge in popularity around these parts, ARM will stay primarily OVH/scaleway, won't see any significant new players in it for a while (if really ever).

That's my boring predictions

TinyTunnel_Tom

@davidgestiondbi said:

WHAT? I LOVE MY LITTLE DNS USB . I use it day to day haha I actually back my VMs up to it haha. And my pen is somewhere on my desk. Used it yesterday the only one that hasn't broke yet.

tehdan

More IPv6+Nat IPv4 offers.
More kids pretending they are running multinationals.
Prison time for anyone involved with GVH and co.
A major security breach at one or more providers due to neglecting to patch a bug in virtualisation technology X.
A mass shift away from virtualisation tech X to tech Y, until the same happens there.
IP prices forcing up low end prices.
Followed by IP prices forcing hosts out of business.

William

tehdan said: IP prices forcing up low end prices. Followed by IP prices forcing hosts out of business.

That will be glorious times, we'll see