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"Production" the word has different meanings based on the context but coming to the context of let's say a business which is based in I.T. An app is developed and is tested in 2~3 different environments like Dev -> Staging -> QA and then is pushed to Production.
Here Production indicates the final stage and the platform which generates money for the business so you shouldn't use anything that doesn't have a proper Service Level Agreement for Production or you'll be having serious losses.
For practical purposes "production use" means you would lose money if your VPS was down.
Ok so if I understand correctly, I can go ahead and use this vps as a vpn?
Sounds alot like our TOS for our NAT and Developer line, albeit with bad grammar.
If you plan to use it for a personal VPN, should be fine as long as you won't depend on the VPN for vital access that would cause you to lose money if it were to go down.
When we say, "not intended for production use" we mean not for the purpose of generating profit. That does not stop you from using it for that purpose, but if it goes down, there would be no financial liability accepted. So it's up to you if you want to accept such terms or not.
Basically, it means that you will not get any credit if it's down. Don't use as a cornerstone of your business.
Google search finds it in an offer thread by Deepnet Solutions/GestionDBI, part of the LowendSpirit family.
If you are looking at their NAT products, check out the forums at http://forum.lowendspirit.com and see for yourself how well it holds up.
For the price asked (per year), I am sure you can afford a second, or third location as a backup.