Ava.hosting - VPS Nano is BACK! 11€ Per year! LIMITED STOCK!

AvaHosting · May 8

Nano VPS is back

Perfect for small apps, test projects, or micro-services. Minimal resources, maximum value.
Since is highly requested, we're back with VPS Nano, but LIMITED STOCK is available and we don't guarantee that will last longer!

⚙️Specs:
1 vCPU | 512MB RAM | 20GB NVMe
100Mbps | KVM | DDoS Protected
Price: 11€ Anually / ~12.95$ Anually

📍Location: Moldova
Looking Glass: https://lg.ava.hosting

👉 Grab yours before it’s gone (ORDER NOW!!)

https://ava.hosting/vps/vps-nano/

Direct Link:
https://my.ava.hosting/store/vps/vps-nano

⚠️ Warning:

Only available to LIMITED STOCK, once is gone, is gone. We don't have any ETA to restock! We have very limited stock!

Check our other VPS Plans in Moldova:

https://ava.hosting/vps/

We accept the follow payment methods:

Paypal
Crypto Payments
Credit Card
Wise
Webmoney

FAQ

When you will restock?
No ETA, no plans right now. That's why it is Limited Offer and Stock available.
Also due to market prices, this deal is very limited and we don't have any ETA to restock again.

If we restock, we usually post in our Telegram Channel sometimes.

Is it possible to pay monthly?
No.

Is it DMCA Ignored?
Yes

What's allowed?
Read our Acceptable Usage Policy or ask before buy!:
https://ava.hosting/information/acceptable-use-policy/

What about my data?
We just require a valid and real email address, now it remains on your side.
However, if you use VPN / TOR or some IP with bad rep, it might trigger Anti-Fraud from Payment Gateways.

Instantly?
Yes usually within 5 minutes or 15 minutes and you have your VPS. If you have any issues please contact us through ticket.

We don't ask for KYC if you pay with Crypto.

Feel free to contact us if you have any questions or issues, open a ticket support.

Website: https://ava.hosting
Ticket: https://my.ava.hosting/submitticket.php
Telegram: @ava_host (only for pre-sales and emergency support / issues)
Livechat
Telegram Channel (News, Restock etc): https://t.me/ava_hosting

Kind Regards,
Ava.hosting

hhhhhb · May 8

first

davide · May 8

Woooo!

youandri · May 8

Nice.

Rubben · May 8

VlP · May 8

Nice deal and GLWS!
But 20GB DISK, emm why bother DMCA ignore~

zed · May 8

@AvaHosting said: We just require a valid and real email address, now it remains on your side.

@AvaHosting said: We don't ask for KYC if you pay with Crypto.

This is a bit confusing, help?

You only want email, but then you'll want KYC info unless we pay via crypto?

magicvpn · May 8

I assume they mean other hosts might ask for KYC if you use crypto, they don't.
I didn't have to do KYC with them using another payment method.

renewed · May 8

Nice, do I get double bandwith or RAM?

zed · May 8

@magicvpn said:
I assume they mean other hosts might ask for KYC if you use crypto, they don't.
I didn't have to do KYC with them using another payment method.

ah that might be it, thanks!

XiaoYung · May 8

Out of stock?

Ramzes · May 8

Looks like I'm late

DataRecovery · May 8

once is gone, is gone

gone is once, is once ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

totally_not_banned · May 8

@zed said:

@AvaHosting said: We just require a valid and real email address, now it remains on your side.

@AvaHosting said: We don't ask for KYC if you pay with Crypto.

This is a bit confusing, help?

You only want email, but then you'll want KYC info unless we pay via crypto?

I guess if you pay in crypto they won't validate your email address.

Rero · May 8

@AvaHosting said: We don't ask for KYC if you pay with Crypto.

Glad to hear it! KYC madness spreads currently and it isn't happy news.

rm_ · May 8

@AvaHosting said: but LIMITED STOCK

Did you have like... 5 of those in stock? Enough for clickbait, and now we all just say OH WELL and buy the overpriced plans instead.

Also no IPv6 mentioned anywhere aside from LG.

Abdulla · May 8

When will it be available again?

Ananchoreta · May 8

@rm_ said:
Also no IPv6 mentioned anywhere aside from LG.

No default ipv6 but I got mine via ticket.

buzzyLET · May 8

darn I can't believe I missed this again

JohnnySac · May 8

Wish it was at least 1GB RAM.

totally_not_banned · May 9

@rm_ said:

@AvaHosting said: but LIMITED STOCK

Did you have like... 5 of those in stock? Enough for clickbait, and now we all just say OH WELL and buy the overpriced plans instead.

To be fair it was available when i posted earlier. Certainly can't have been a lot though.

Arnold715 · May 9

@AvaHosting , can i get ipv6 only vps "Nano" ?

buzzyLET · May 10

They restocked!! was able to get one, thank you very much @AvaHosting

buzzyLET · May 11

if anyone is interested I was able to install debian with LUKS encryption via ipxe and netboot because it looks like there is no custom ISO support. Here are the instructions

Go into the VNC and select hard reboot. Spam escape and then select ipxe which I think is option 4, then hit control B to bring up the console. (You can do control by using the option to the left of the VNC panel)

Now run the following. x.x.x.x is your IP from Ava

set net0/ip x.x.x.x
set net0/netmask 255.255.255.0
set net0/gateway x.x.x.1
set net0/dns 1.1.1.1
ifopen net0
chain --autofree http://boot.netboot.xyz

This I think booted into another ipxe console where I had to do this again so repeat if needed. Once you select Debian you will have to enter this information again manually during the install. Select encrypted LVM with LUKS and cancel when it's formatting the volume (I did this just in case because I ran into bad issues on another Debian install not sure if it's needed).

good luck!

forest · May 11

@buzzyLET said:
if anyone is interested I was able to install debian with LUKS encryption via ipxe and netboot because it looks like there is no custom ISO support. Here are the instructions

Go into the VNC and select hard reboot. Spam escape and then select ipxe which I think is option 4, then hit control B to bring up the console. (You can do control by using the option to the left of the VNC panel)

Now run the following. x.x.x.x is your IP from Ava
set net0/ip x.x.x.x
set net0/netmask 255.255.255.0
set net0/gateway x.x.x.1
set net0/dns 1.1.1.1
ifopen net0
chain --autofree http://boot.netboot.xyz
This I think booted into another ipxe console where I had to do this again so repeat if needed. Once you select Debian you will have to enter this information again manually during the install. Select encrypted LVM with LUKS and cancel when it's formatting the volume (I did this just in case because I ran into bad issues on another Debian install not sure if it's needed).

good luck!

You can also download the netboot image and kernel and add them as a GRUB boot target. Then reboot into that GRUB target and it will allow you to install Debian directly just as if you booted the netboot ISO.

totally_not_banned · May 11

@forest said:
@buzzyLET said:
if anyone is interested I was able to install debian with LUKS encryption via ipxe and netboot because it looks like there is no custom ISO support. Here are the instructions

Go into the VNC and select hard reboot. Spam escape and then select ipxe which I think is option 4, then hit control B to bring up the console. (You can do control by using the option to the left of the VNC panel)

Now run the following. x.x.x.x is your IP from Ava
set net0/ip x.x.x.x
set net0/netmask 255.255.255.0
set net0/gateway x.x.x.1
set net0/dns 1.1.1.1
ifopen net0
chain --autofree http://boot.netboot.xyz
This I think booted into another ipxe console where I had to do this again so repeat if needed. Once you select Debian you will have to enter this information again manually during the install. Select encrypted LVM with LUKS and cancel when it's formatting the volume (I did this just in case because I ran into bad issues on another Debian install not sure if it's needed).

good luck!
You can also download the netboot image and kernel and add them as a GRUB boot target. Then reboot into that GRUB target and it will allow you to install Debian directly just as if you booted the netboot ISO.

There's many options for getting custom installs on hosts without ISO mounting (dd/qemu from rescue/RAM-chroot, ISO inside swap, ...). I personally prefer to just dd images piped through ssh from rescue as it requires the least amount of thinking/effort but i have to admit that those crafty boot options have more of a legit vibe to them

forest · May 11

@totally_not_banned said: I personally prefer to just dd images piped through ssh from rescue as it requires the least amount of thinking/effort

Maybe if you already have some complex custom setup, but if you're just installing Debian from netboot and simply want VNC to show you the Debian installer, I'd think that would require more thinking, since you'd have to determine what hardware you have, configure the correct network information on some local QEMU VM, make sure the disk is the right size, etc. Setting it up with GRUB on the other hand requires just a couple of quick commands followed by a reboot.

totally_not_banned · May 11

@forest said:

@totally_not_banned said: I personally prefer to just dd images piped through ssh from rescue as it requires the least amount of thinking/effort

Maybe if you already have some complex custom setup, but if you're just installing Debian from netboot and simply want VNC to show you the Debian installer, I'd think that would require more thinking, since you'd have to determine what hardware you have, configure the correct network information on some local QEMU VM, make sure the disk is the right size, etc. Setting it up with GRUB on the other hand requires just a couple of quick commands followed by a reboot.

Nah I mean, OK, i tend to have images of what i want lying around but even if not its pretty much the same as installing directly on the VPS.

Image size doesn't really matter (either shoot for about the size of the VPS's disk or just the bare minimum since the partition/FS can be resized later or the lost space is unimportant anyways). Network doesn't matter either as the resulting FS can be mounted from rescue to punch in the correct settings.

Voila. Its really pretty universal and painless.

forest · May 11

@totally_not_banned said: Voila. Its really pretty universal and painless.

Isn't that more effort than just installing via netboot in GRUB? Or even debootstrap? I'd think just resizing the filesystem and fixing the network configuration alone would be more work.

I guess it would work for highly-customized systems where a netboot installation seed is not enough to do the customization, but it seems like a lot of unnecessary work to me.

totally_not_banned · May 11

@forest said:

@totally_not_banned said: Voila. Its really pretty universal and painless.

Isn't that more effort than just installing via netboot in GRUB? Or even debootstrap? I'd think just resizing the filesystem and fixing the network configuration alone would be more work.

It probably depends on the person. To me its less effort since (at least from my perspective) all the steps are quick and dead simple.

Admittedly i regularly skip the resizing (who cares about space that isn't going to be used anyways?) but even if not thats like 2 commands. Network comes down to editing about maybe 4-5 (pushing it) lines of a single file. Doesn't seem like much to me.

Everything else would require me to actually think and put in effort. I don't like that

forest · May 11

@totally_not_banned said:

@forest said:

@totally_not_banned said: Voila. Its really pretty universal and painless.

Isn't that more effort than just installing via netboot in GRUB? Or even debootstrap? I'd think just resizing the filesystem and fixing the network configuration alone would be more work.

It probably depends on the person. To me its less effort since (at least from my perspective) all the steps are quick and dead simple.

Admittedly i regularly skip the resizing (who cares about space that isn't going to be used anyways?) but even if not thats like 2 commands. Network comes down to editing about maybe 4-5 lines of a single file. Doesn't seem like much to me.

Everything else would require me to actually think and put in effort. I don't like that

Fair enough. If you aren't doing lots and lots of installations then your way is certainly easier than learning the netboot pre-seed format (which is really better for lots of automated installs)!

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