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Looking for 10gbps (DMCA)
luc4ssouz4
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Hello friends, I need a server dedicated or vps with 10Gbps (it doesn't need to be unmetered), I think 500Tb is enough.
The server will only be used to distribute livestream segments (soccer live), so I don't think it will consume much CPU/RAM.
about the dmca, all the live files are deleted after 12 hours but I want a server with ignored or forced dmca
My budget is $100-$150.
And if anyone has experience with streaming, I welcome suggestions.
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Please contact @beanman109
Runs a small host that does ignore all and allow all Permanente
Heard they got a full suite of lawyers on record ready to fight all takedown notice also
@muffin runs the lawyer shop for them
And if you really need a host that is bulletproof, resident weeb @allthemtings can suggest other alternatives
Also highly recommend cockhost support by @emgh
@host_c
$100-150 twice a week maybe. @alexhost is expensive but has a good reputation.
You could also try @hostcay for 1g unmetered.
Thanks for the recommendation, but it's out of my budget. I offer free streaming, so it's impossible to pay for the popup CPM for now.
You could try having mirror subdomains that go to different 1g servers?
It would probably be much more expensive than a 10g server
We can do this in the Netherlands - IPTV/DMCA Ignored. Within your budget there's 2 options:
Option 1
Dual Xeon E5-2690v2
128 GB DDR3 RAM
240 GB SSD
1.5 Gbit 95th (~500 TB) on 10 Gbps Port
Monthly: $129/mo
Option 2 (slightly out of your budget)
Dual Xeon E5-2690v3
64 GB DDR4 RAM
512 GB SSD + 4 x 4 TB HDD
1.5 Gbit 95th (~500 TB) on 10 Gbps Port
Monthly: $169/mo
Ass CPU etc. isn't too important for you, the first option may suffice.
@HostSlick @alexhost