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Storage VPS europe
michaelnl2020
Member
in Requests
Hey all,
Looking for a storage VPS. To run Nextcloud on it.
Storage needed 1tb+
Comments
Perhaps something like this might work?
Datacenter
Telehouse, Frankfurt, Germany
Test IPv4: 62.113.254.1
1000G plan
512 MB RAM
1000 GB HDD
2 core fair-share access include
6 TB bandwidth per month
1 Gbit/sec upink
1 IPv4
/64 IPv6
KVM powered VPS
Price
$7/month or $35/semi-annually
You might need 1 GB RAM for nextcloud to work well enough, +512M RAM can be added for $1/month
Order Link
https://crowncloud.net/clients/cart.php?a=add&pid=360
We have templates for CentOS 6/7/8, Debian 8/9/10, various Ubuntu(s) upto 19.10, Windows 2012/2016.
Custom ISOs can be requested to be mounted onto your VPS for free as well via ticket.
Check out NexusBytes: https://nexusbytes.com/cart.php?gid=10
You can always PM @seriesn if you need some customization.
Thanks for the mention @poisson
@michaelnl2020 Boss, take a look at our storage plans : https://nexusbytes.com/cart.php?gid=10. You can choose between NYC, LA and Germany
You will get the best value with the combination of annual payment + NewYearNewStorage10 code
Price drops below 5 bucks a month 
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Join the family boss
NexusBytes is the way to go
@seriesn is the tits.
All Size matters!!
Congrats on your second discussion
(Perhaps a first comment in the near future?)
This 100%
@seriesn is great, go with him
@cociu has slightly better pricing but I see a few minutes of downtime rather often
do keep in mind that nextcloud may exercise the CPU a bit if doing a lot of operations such as file hashing, or making thumbnails of images, etc. So best to check with providers ahead of time about possible limits on CPU use - and what to expect when those limits are exceeded.
Some may be willing/able to make adjustments if they know what's up - others may encourage you to use a more appropriate plan if the one you're on is intended mostly just for cold storage.
I do have good experience with CrownCloud as a reliable provider with responsive support, so can recommend checking them out.
NexusBytes also seems to be well regarded for recent promotions, building a reputation for solid service.
Other options to check in the EU might include AlphaVPS.bg, HostSolutions.ro, UltraVPS.eu, and Wishosting.com
Also Liteserver.nl - might cost a bit more, but I am under the impression that you do get what you pay for.
If CPU turns out to be an issue - and/or you are looking at moar TBs of storage, it may make sense to go with a cheap dedi such as from Hetzner, Ikoula, Kimsufi, or Worldstream.
I maintain a list of over 30 storage deals priced up to $10/m at https://lowendstorage.win - you might find a few more good options there as well. Also can check https://serverhunter.com and https://metadedi.com for many moar possibilities.
Hi,
you might have a look at our VMWARE based Storage VPS lineup: https://deinserverhost.de/en/storage-vps
Thank you!
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can you do it with managed service
@uptime congratulations !
Well played sir, well played indeed.
EDIT2:
Seek and ye shall find any number of nextcloud / owncloud providers
For example:
Also might consider seafile-based solutions, such as https://www.prometeus.net/site/iwsea.php
More generally, the cloud storage field is a vast and often tedious territory to explore. I do however have good experience using pcloud.com, so can recommend them as a decent choice in that department. I also hear good things about koofr.eu ...
There are quite a few other providers both large and small, with a wide range of feature sets and pricing structures. But I would rapidly tire of enumerating this larger array of possibilities in the absence of any more specific focus.
I have been using Backovia for a while. Quite satisfied.
https://www.backovia.com/
Why not consider a nextcloud provider like @uptime mentioned? Owncube is a good option
Nextcloud and owncloud both have list of service providers
PCloud and Koofr are excellent choices