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Unbeatable NVM'e VPS ( better than SSD ) deal: 1vCPU, 2GB RAM, 20GB NVM'e, unlimited BW - $5.80/mo
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https://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/1777271#Comment_1777271
http://hostadvice.com/hosting-company/bacloud-reviews/
http://www.webhostreportcards.com/reviews/Bacloud.aspx
Bacloud finally announces Linux KVM VPS servers with NVMe storage! Brand new nodes: 2 x 2650v4, DDR4 RAM, 10 x NVMe Intel P3600 RAID6. We use SolusVM for VPS management.
Linux NVMe KVM server: 1 x vCPU E5-2650v4, 2GB RAM + 2GB vSWAP, 20GB 100% NVMe disk space, 50Mbps unlimited, 1 IPv4 + 1IPv6 - $5.80/month! Click here to see all plans and prices
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Linux NVMe KVM server: 1 x vCPU E5-2650v4, 2GB RAM + 2GB vSWAP, 20GB 100% NVMe disk space, 50Mbps unlimited, 1 IPv4 + 1IPv6 - $5.80/month?
Thanks for sharing!
Great offer, benchmark is not as expected though, wrong driver selected or cache setting in solusvm wrong perhaps? That's Sata raid 10 speed not 'faster than ssd'
http://serverbear.com/benchmark/2016/08/01/uUsbSE5jfanQnwAW
The P3600 is an SSD.
Basically yes
50Mbps low of one VPS ?
50Mbps, but it has no limit.
Then... How's it better than ssd.
Non-volatile memory express, also known as NVMe or NVM Express, is a specification that allows a solid-state drive to make effective use of a high-speed Peripheral Component Interconnect Express bus in a computer.
NVM Express significantly improves both random and sequential performance by reducing latency, enabling high levels of parallelism, and streamlining the command set while providing support for security, end-to-end data protection, and other Client and Enterprise features users need.
Intel NVMe brings extreme data throughput directly to Intel® Xeon® processors with up to six times faster data transfer speed than 6 Gbps SAS/SATA SSDs.
So, your ssd-based vps is better than ssd-based vpsses because your ssd uses a different interface. Got it.
the network isn't impressive at all! Hardly touches 5mbps to any route... not good for high traffic sites
Please let me know your server IP, we will take a look. Also the destination IP's or sources. Very interesting, because our users always get's good speeds.
Found an issue. 5Mbps is not 5Mb/s. 1st VPS plan comes with 50Mbps, with 100Mbps and 1Gbps ( dedicated servers ) it will be different speeds.
@bacloudI meant this benchmark as posted by
@bacloud
Still loving your services. That said, I wanted to give you a bit of feedback:
This is kinda what I mentioned in my review, your limitation to 50mbps while appealing because there is not data limit is actually a huge deterrent to using your services. The limitations you put in place cause overall throughput to most locations to not be very good because your limiting system drops packets to help reach its limit which causes a lot of re-transmission of packets and then causes overall throughput to drop to around 2/3Mb/sec max unless you have a VERY closely routed server which can handle re-transmission of the packets without much latency. When I had the limitation in place I had been using another provider in LT's vps product to route traffic to my server because of exactly this issue and was the only way things were usable (could actually get 4.8Mb/sec).
I can see that this likely helps deter abuse, but the overall experience when using the server turns out to be pretty poor. While it may be easier for you to provide the limit and not worry about having to calculate data monthly, it degrades the service because of slow transit to most locations caused by your QOS limiting platform, which again drops packets to shape the connection.
Someone who buys one of your limited products will not get a good representation of your network because of this and honestly you will likely have a lot of churn on the product for this same reason. People will test it for a month, see they can order a cheap server in France or Netherlands for about the same price and with 100mbit or even 1Gbit connectivity and will soon after move on.
Again, my dedicated server with 100mbit is pretty awesome, the lack of limitation on the port makes for almost full throughput to a lot of locations (without having to route data through a third party), but someone using your limited products is not going to feel the same.
Not trying to tell you how to run your business, but I think you will end up with a lot more happy customers if you were to change how you were handling the data provided with your servers.
my 2 cents.
Cheers!
I think It's better than "typical" SSD