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currently i have services active from those websites:
Hosting:
alexhhost.com
alphavps.com
servarica.com
hosthatch.com
racknerd.com
solidseovps.com
khanwebhost.com
Hostslick.com
HostDZire.com
dedirock.com
famesystem.de
domain:
porkbun.com
ovh.com
namesilo.com
namecheap.com
I must say there is more website/provider here i love because of there excellent service. some like:
buyvm.com
crunchbits.com
gullu.me
HostBrr.com
berohost.com
greencloudvps.com
advinservers.com
avoro.eu
netcup.com
naranja.tech
letbox.com
hostcram.com
here is some provider from above list i know. some may missing.
@AlexBarakov @alexhost @servarica_hani @hosthatch @dustinc @SolidSeoVPS @AK_KWH @HostSlick @HostDZire @DediRock @FameSystems @Francisco @crunchbits @Cam @labze @berohost @NDTN @advinservers @dataforest @naranjatech @letbox @sakib
Edit: famesystems.de
I can vouch for his IPv9 service. I only experienced 99% packet-loss, which is somewhat better than I expected.
Thank you for the excellent list. Could you help me identify which providers offers hourly payment?
@gigahost @Hetzner_OL @InceptionHosting @NetDynamics24
@SolidSeoVPS for sure. Never have problems.
@ColoCrossing @DartNode @DataIdeas-Josh @Chunkserve Are also so far pretty nice. Chunkserve does need to work on networking, but my vps doesn't have as many problems as other claim they do.
Replace @InceptionHosting with @Clouvider
The @hosthatch control panel is pretty polished one. Especially the vps console part.
On the other hand, @caasify himself admitted their control is still under development and has lot of issues that I have communicated him on multiple occasions.
@caasify
Check @hosthatch control panel.
Servarica and Crunchbits for me!
@caasify
Your website says the following:
How does listing services to a marketplace solve any of these difficulties?
One really bothering me is "No focus on core business". Lmao. This is just calling all the hosts listing their goods as dumb idiots at best.
We bridge the gap between local datacenters and web hosting companies. In this setup, local datacenters act as providers, while hosting companies serve as sellers. This allows web hosting companies to focus on sales rather than server management. At the same time, datacenters benefit from having their resources distributed through hosting companies without the need for marketing efforts.
This approach effectively addresses the problem.
However, due to the high market demand, our current resources are running low, and we are actively looking for new providers to join us.
Since no one has mentioned them yet, I say :
@speedypage , KTS24 ( @RapToN ) and @SiliCloud
@caasify
So you are still calling all established businesses stupid.
Great.
@caasify
I have noted that your pricing structure is not very competitive anymore.
I can save lot more just directly going with the provider.
so far i got hourly with best machines is aeza.net.
That is why we are trying to add new providers to the marketplace.
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The Aeza hourly payment is unreasonable. They charge over twice as much for hourly payments compared to monthly payments.
Yess. But payment. Server setup and machines power is excellent. Didn’t find any other provider with same hourly based vps/vds at cheap rate. If you find alternative please mention me to know
Racknerd and @xHosts
@Chunkserve
RackNerd @dustinc & @HostSlick
Source: Uptimerobot
This is racknerd every day at about 9:37 AM it drops.... I have been like this for several months now I would not recommend it....
I got bored of reporting racknerd crashes.
Hi @freelanceonline -- Thank You for sharing, and for bringing this to our attention. I can't say that this is the norm here, and would like to look into it further personally. We're actually transparent, vocal, and always around in the event there is an outage. We aren't perfect, but in the grand scheme of things we do very well and outages are quite rare. Again, at the size and scale of our operation, outages exist, though they're rarely global (facility wise) and usually individual server based. Regardless of the type of outage, we extend the information to our valued customers in real time via our status page at: https://status.racknerd.com/
We also utilize HetrixTools ourselves as an additional monitoring layer (external monitoring layer) alongside our internal Grafana tools. Out of transparency, I'd be happy to share our HetrixTools host node report with you so we can compare against your monitoring data and identify if there might be any false positives or underlying issues that need addressing.
If this happens to be a shared/reseller hosting service, you'll want to submit a ticket to have your uptime monitoring service's IPs whitelisted in CSF. Generally, third party monitoring services publish in their documentation a list of their monitoring probe IP addresses, so that they can be whitelisted in firewall setups. By default, with our shared hosting servers we only whitelist HetrixTools IPs in our CSF firewall permanent allow list, so sometimes we have, for example, seen cases where CSF may temporarily block monitoring probe IPs due to excessive connections/connection frequency, which can trigger false positives in some third party monitoring services. Of course, if this is a VPS service that is another story, and in that case we can start by comparing your uptime report with the HetrixTools host node report on our end, and going from there to see if there is anything within your VPS environment that may need adjusting (i.e. firewall rules, etc), or if there is anything on our side that may need looking into, etc.
In any case, regardless of the type of service you may have with us, when time allows, could you send me an email at [email protected] with your account/service details so I can take a closer look? I'd like to investigate this thoroughly and ensure you're receiving the reliable service we're known for delivering
I sincerely appreciate your time and look forward to hearing back from you!
It's a shared hosting service, and it seems more like a misconfiguration. I've reported it several times before, but the issue only gets logged on their status page. However, it keeps happening at the same time every day.
I looked into what’s going on at that time, and it seems to be a misconfiguration. The server’s CPU spikes to 100% for several minutes, probably due to a backup or some other task running at that time. I used PHP commands to monitor the CPU usage in real-time. To your email [email protected] I sent the IP of the server ..... If you don't manage to resolve, don't worry, I have taken advantage of the blackfriday to buy VPS from other providers, I am currently only in the process of transferring.
This should be interesting when a provider has downtime or deadpools. Are you saying that you'll take responsibility for the service providers your marketplace offers?
Hello,
Yes, we are responsible for any issues.