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Looking for a good and cheap KVM provider

hacktekhacktek Member
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Hi folks,

Can someone please recommend a KVM provider for around $5 a month with 2 IPv4s? Cherry on top of the pie would be for it to be located in the east coast, preferably Florida.

Thanks!

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  • NickMNXioNickMNXio Member, Host Rep

    We're close..

    $5 - 1 CPU / 768 MB 25 GB SSD

    • $2 for the extra IP

    We're not in FL, but Mt Prospect IL.

    https://mnx.io

  • FrankZFrankZ Barred

    You could ask @MCHPhil at mycustomhosting for a custom quote in Montreal.
    They run RAID0, but I have been using them for almost 3 years without issue

    Thanked by 2MCHPhil bersy
  • joereidjoereid Member

    +1 for @MCHPhil

    Thanked by 1MCHPhil
  • VirMachVirMach Member, Patron Provider

    We can do this for you, but what specifications? Our regular pricing for our 512MB plan would be $5/mo with the extra IP.

  • bersybersy Member

    Ramnode NY

  • hacktekhacktek Member
    edited January 2016

    Thanks for the comments. I actually had forgotten about ramnode, I already have an OpenVZ container with them that that's been running fine for years (284 days since the last reboot) so they're likely a great option for me. I don't know if they allow more than 1 IP though.

    Anyone know what the difference between "Standard" and "Premium" KVM is?

    EDIT: found it.

    Premium plans are hosted on Intel E3 CPUs (3.3GHz+ per core). Standard and Massive VPS plans are hosted on Intel E5 CPUs (2.3GHz+ per core). Resource allocations also vary between category.

  • sinsin Member

    What about OVH? $3.50 for their SSD VPS 2016 and you pay $3 once for an extra ipv4 - I know it's not Florida but the majority of my visitors are US and OVH's BHS location has worked really well and OVH's new VPS line is fantastic in peformance/uptime for the price.

    Thanked by 1GM2015
  • smansman Member

    So which do you want? Good or cheap?

  • hacktekhacktek Member

    @sin said:
    What about OVH? $3.50 for their SSD VPS 2016 and you pay $3 once for an extra ipv4 - I know it's not Florida but the majority of my visitors are US and OVH's BHS location has worked really well and OVH's new VPS line is fantastic in peformance/uptime for the price.

    Really? Nice. I've heard some pretty bad things about OVH though.

  • hacktekhacktek Member

    @sman said:
    So which do you want? Good or cheap?

    Both :) Crissic has worked pretty well for the past year for $4/month including the additional IP but I just canceled cause of all the problems lately and I'm looking for a similar alternative, wouldn't mind paying a bit more.

  • mike0000mike0000 Member

    @hacktek said:
    wouldn't mind paying a bit more.

    Is $2/mo more way out of your budget? Dedicated core, 1GB ram, 250GB storage, full HA KVM VPS (redundant compute/storage/network) for $6/mo + $1/mo for 2nd IP. Located in Atlanta (close proximity to FL).

  • bersybersy Member
    edited January 2016

    hacktek said: I don't know if they allow more than 1 IP though.

    They do, justification is required. IP is $1.5 to my knowledge, so the total price is exactly $5/m.

    PS
    @Maximum_VPS used to offer affordable KVM servers in FL, though I've never tried them personally.

    If Xen is OK, @AnthonySmith may have something in Miami.

  • jadenjaden Member

    @hacktek said:
    Really? Nice. I've heard some pretty bad things about OVH though.

    I've only just started using their SSD 2016 line but so far they've been solid.

  • hacktekhacktek Member

    Thanks guys for all the suggestions. I went with Ramnode, I have experience with them and to be honest, $3.50 is a steal for a premium KVM. I ended up working around my need of the second IP so that's a $1.5 savings right there ;)

    /thread

  • hostnoobhostnoob Veteran
    edited January 2016

    @hacktek said:
    Thanks guys for all the suggestions. I went with Ramnode, I have experience with them and to be honest, $3.50 is a steal for a premium KVM. I ended up working around my need of the second IP so that's a $1.5 savings right there ;)

    /thread

    Good choice. I just got a "standard" OpenVZ and performance is as good as the premium plans, unless you have a specific need for the higher clock speeds of an E3

    @sin said:
    What about OVH? $3.50 for their SSD VPS 2016 and you pay $3 once for an extra ipv4 - I know it's not Florida but the majority of my visitors are US and OVH's BHS location has worked really well and OVH's new VPS line is fantastic in peformance/uptime for the price.

    Is that a new thing? I didn't know you could get extra IPs for the classic range. I keep meaning to try the new 2016 SSD range. Is it still slabbed like the Classic range?

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