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UGVPS - 4 Deals, 4 Locations, .. Check inside for awesomeness :)
Hello LET/LEBers,
We have 4 deals in 4 locations. All containers are 4 CPU Core fair share. Every location is gigabit BUT Chicago.
IPv4 Only
Lenoir, North Carolina - Dacentec
Chicago, Illinois - ColoCrossing
Los Angeles, California - ColoCrossing (Quadranet)
IPv4 & IPv6
Newcastle upon Tyne, UK - Wildcard Networks (IPv6 added upon request)
All Containers are SolusVM/OpenVZ
256MB Guaranteed RAM
512MB Burstable RAM
25GB Disk Space
500GB Bandwidth
4 CPU Cores
1 IPv4 Address
2.50/Month
Order: https://www.ugvps.com/cart.php?a=add&pid=66
512MB Guaranteed RAM
768MB Burstable RAM
50GB Disk Space
650GB Bandwidth
4 CPU Cores
1 IPv4 Address
3.50/Month
Order: https://www.ugvps.com/cart.php?a=add&pid=67
1024MB Guaranteed RAM
1536MB Burstable RAM
50GB Disk Space
750GB Bandwidth
4 CPU Cores
1 IPv4 Address
4.50/Month
Order: https://www.ugvps.com/cart.php?a=add&pid=68
2048 Guaranteed RAM
2560 Burstable RAM
50GB Disk Space
1000GB Bandwidth
4 CPU Cores
1 IPv4 Address
6.99/Month
Order: https://www.ugvps.com/cart.php?a=add&pid=69
Lenoir, North Carolina.
Test IPv4: 192.198.81.129
Test File: http://www.ugvps.com/100mb.test
Chicago, Illinois.
Test IPv4: 198.144.186.68
Test File: http://198.144.186.68/100mb.test
Los Angeles, California
Test IPv4: 198.23.250.123
Test File: http://198.23.250.123/100mb.test
Newcastle upon Tyne, UK.
Test IPv4: 149.255.105.10
Test IPv6: 2a03:ca80:6002::461:2e4b
Test File: http://149.255.105.10/100mb.test
TOS/AUP: https://www.ugvps.com/terms.php
Enjoy,
Crystal
Comments
Oh Crystal baby ♥ I just came..
Wondering where UG was for so long. Newcastle sounds promising for Eurasians like me
We were always here
Now we have LA so hoping for a good turnout on that 
Los Angeles
root@xxxxx:~# dd if=/dev/zero of=iotest bs=64k count=16k conv=fdatasync && rm -rf iotest
16384+0 records in
16384+0 records out
1073741824 bytes (1.1 GB) copied, 5.42856 s, 198 MB/s
Haha the first dd.
Thanks LAKid
don't really need the recursive rm do you?... just tryin' to save a brutha a keystroke..
@twain better safe than sorry.
The recursive flag actually makes it unsafe, not safe.
Try unlink, dd if=/dev/zero of=iotest bs=64k count=16k conv=fdatasync; unlink iotest
I have their UK 1gb offer from leb (a bit more expensive), so far performance seems truly great, hope they won't oversell it
Thanks for the kind words