Two small VPS (64mb, 2Gb space) / BIND9 only

OpenEnergyProject

Hi,
i'm looking for two small VPS boxes (64mb, 2Gb HDD/SDD,~50GB max/month Traffic) for BIND9 service only.

1x USA (EAST)
1x EU

maybe another vps (nr 3) at the US Westcoast or Texas
No special needs: Just debian 6 as OS and the uptime should be atleast 98,0%.

-Mathias

sdotsen

Server dragon and ipxcore comes to mind

rds100

Bind9 is a memory hog. While i understand the low end spirit and all that i would not feel comfortable running it on less than 128MB of RAM VPS. Or maybe even 256MB.

Amfy

@rds100 said: Bind9 is a memory hog. While i understand the low end spirit and all that i would not feel comfortable running it on less than 128MB of RAM VPS. Or maybe even 256MB.

Yep, better take a look at http://www.nlnetlabs.nl/projects/nsd/ or http://cr.yp.to/djbdns/tinydns.html

yomero

Or maradns n_n

But I guess the OP is trying to setup a kind of cluster or sth?

raindog308

@rds100 said: Bind9 is a memory hog. While i understand the low end spirit and all that i would not feel comfortable running it on less than 128MB of RAM VPS. Or maybe even 256MB.

Yeah...sitting completely idle, named takes ~35MB on a CentOS VPS.

nsd is really more low-end.

blergh_

Use powerdns, it's way better.

DStrout

I have bind9 running as slave on StormVZ's 64MB yearly plan.

[email protected]:~# free -m
             total       used       free     shared    buffers     cached
Mem:            64         57          6          0          0         46
-/+ buffers/cache:         10         53
Swap:           64          9         54

Patrick

@OpenEnergyProject said: 1x USA (EAST)

1x EU

maybe another vps (nr 3) at the US Westcoast or Texas

We have all 3 available, if your ok to pay yearly!

• Buffalo, NY - East - US
• Los Angeles, CA - West - US
• Alblasserdam, Netherlands - Europe

http://stormvz.com/yearly-vps.html

Damian

$1 per month for 96mb ram on the US east coast: http://ipxcore.com/budget-vps/

It's a bit more, but I can't think of anyone else who does monthly payments at that price. And if you need more resources in the future, you can upgrade your plan as needed.

natestamm

@KuJoe

FRCorey

1.20/mo 128mb ram 256burst with MMOVZ code.

Brightbull

We can offer you our 128mb 2gb SSD storage plan for $3 /quarter ($1 /month) located in San Diego (West Coast)

KuJoe

@OpenEnergyProject said: 64mb

http://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/8733/25-off-all-denver-and-tampa-vpss-vpss-starting-at-0.69month-secure-dragon-llc

64MB VPS with 500GB bandwidth and IPv4 + IPv6 in Denver and/or Tampa for $0.94/month.

trewq

Check out the plan in my sig

concerto49

We can offer Texas, Los Angeles and Buffalo for $16/year.
https://www.cloudshards.com/budgetvpshosting.php

AlexBarakov

I can offer lowendplans in Seattle and LA, if you are still looking:
5 GB Storage
64MB Dedicated RAM
64MB vSWAP
1 Dedicated IP
80GB Bandwidth per month
100mbps Port Speed
10.50$ per year

RaidLogic

We have 64mb/128mb with 5gb hdd and 250gb bandwidth for $9.95/year very limited quantity.

Drop me an email if your stilll looking for a package.

fileMEDIA

We can offer an EU (Jena, Germany) location with following specs:

64MB RAM
5GB HW Raid10
1 Gbit/s Uplink
1 TB Traffic
IPv4/IPv6 addresses
KVM based with SolusVM

For 0.99€ per month on a yearly contract. If you want to buy, please send a email to [email protected]

AnthonySmith

http://lowendspirit.com 64mb 2GB 500GB only €3.00 p/year if you don't mind working with custom ports on NAT IPv4 and native IPv6

Nick_A

This place is getting worse with hosts not restraining themselves to the OP's requirements.

blergh_

I can offer you this in Germany (Falkenstein)
64MB RAM
8GB HDD
1 IPv4
Unmetered traffic

10$/y

Janevski

@Damian said: $1 per month for 96mb ram on the US east coast: http://ipxcore.com/budget-vps/

It's a bit more, but I can't think of anyone else who does monthly payments at that price. And if you need more resources in the future, you can upgrade your plan as needed.

^this
@OpenEneryProject I am using it, BIND9 of course, i've tested it, i am confirming that it's rock solid, and way more affordable and overall better than the Amazon route 53 DNS offer.