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Try the cheapest fully managed Xen VPS for only $3/month

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RAM: 512MB RAM

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HDD: 50GB Disk Space

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Bandwidth Option
  1. What bandwidth option do you prefer?19 votes
    1. Limited shared 1Gbps
      68.42%
    2. Unmetered shared 100mbps
      31.58%

Comments

  • wychwych Member

    arminds said: Free Fully Managed Service.

    What level of management is included, install of a LAMP stack and setup of security or fully managed?

  • BochiBochi Member

    @wych said:
    What level of management is included, install of a LAMP stack and setup of security or fully managed?

    Their website states "Just open a ticket and we will do anything on your VPS for you." .
    So this seems like some kind of "on demand managed"?

  • vpsmmvpsmm Member

    Any test ip or looking glass?

  • pkpkpkpk Member

    @vpsmm said:
    Any test ip or looking glass?

    xiao ye, data centers in Dallas, Texas

  • popupopu Member

    @arminds What about the network interface? Shared G port,100Mps or 10Mps?

  • @wych said:
    What level of management is included, install of a LAMP stack and setup of security or fully managed?

    Fully managed included but not limited to:
    Security audits, Performance tuning, troubleshooting boot issues, solving network related issues, package installation "yum, RPM", troubleshooting websites errors related to VPS configuration not the code itself" and so on.

  • @Bochi said:
    So this seems like some kind of "on demand managed"?

    We mean that we are only a ticket away :) If you have any issues we will help unlike unmanaged service provider who just provide the service and leave you with your issues.

  • @vpsmm said:
    Any test ip or looking glass?

    You can test using our domain arminds.com

  • @popu said:
    arminds What about the network interface? Shared G port,100Mps or 10Mps?

    Currently we are considering moving from shared 100m port to 1G port. However, we will have to limit the VPS bandwidth usage instead of un-metered if we go with 1G. That will be considered based on our poll results above.

  • RAID 5, lol.

    I don't see how you can afford to fully manage a VPS for that cost, that's essentially free.

  • techhelper1 said: RAID 5, lol.

    RAID 5... the awkward brother.

    Is this OVH based? 90% of the time when I see RAID 5, I guess that it's OVH since until recently OVH deployed with 3 drives, so RAID 5 was a common set up there.

  • armindsarminds Member
    edited July 2015

    @techhelper1 said:
    RAID 5, lol.

    I don't see how you can afford to fully manage a VPS for that cost, that's essentially free.

    We manage to do that :)

    May I know your concerns regarding RAID5?

  • @HostMyBytes said:
    Is this OVH based? 90% of the time when I see RAID 5, I guess that it's OVH since until recently OVH deployed with 3 drives, so RAID 5 was a common set up there.

    No, not OVH. We own our servers and colocate them in different data centers.

  • Why not go for another drive and have RAID 10 so you have both read and write speed advantage?

    Thanked by 1arminds
  • Why not RAID6?

  • techhelper1techhelper1 Member
    edited July 2015

    @arminds said:
    May I know your concerns regarding RAID5?

    1. Recovery - http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/raid5-vs-raid-10-safety-performance.html
    2. Database Performance - http://www.dell.com/downloads/global/solutions/tradeoffs_RAID5_RAID10.pdf
    3. I'd say easier readability in a failure if you can collect 1 set of drives.
    4. General Performance - http://wintelguy.com/raidperf.pl
  • @TheLonely said:
    Why not RAID6?

    RAID5 has better write performance.

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