EU VPS GDPR

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• concept Member

  5:44PM

  Seems serious so I would use Hetzner, netcup, OVH.

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• Fernandes Member

  5:51PM

  @concept said:
  Seems serious, so I would use Hetzner, netcup, or OVH.

  Do we know if any promos or anything? I wouldn't say it's that serious a need.
• oloke Member, Host Rep

  5:52PM

  From the recommendations you already got on reddit, I think netcup would be your best bet.

  You may also consider @AlexBarakov (alphavps) as they also have affordable VPS plans and are GDPR complaint:
  https://alphavps.com/cheap-vps
• concept Member

  6:12PM edited 6:12PM

  @Fernandes said:

  @concept said:
  Seems serious, so I would use Hetzner, netcup, or OVH.

  Do we know if any promos or anything? I wouldn't say it's that serious a need.

  Since you mention these following terms, I would assume you are using it for actual production use and require pretty strict terms

  "I’m looking for an EU-based VPS provider suitable for business use and compliant with applicable EU data protection requirements."

  "An EU data-centre location
  Clear GDPR/data-processing terms, ideally with a DPA available"

  This is why I think you should just look at the bigger EU providers who have a lot more clear terms and more reliable for your business. With a lot of these smaller hosts on LET, they may be great in terms of deals and whatnot. If you are actually using it for production, I would pay a little more for a bigger provider who is better suited for your use. Less chance of them deadpooling, servers going offline because their one and only DC lost cooling (1GServers reference ) etc.

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• Fernandes Member

  6:12PM

  @oloke said:
  From the recommendations you already got on reddit, I think netcup would be your best bet.

  You may also consider @AlexBarakov (alphavps) as they also have affordable VPS plans and are GDPR complaint:
  https://alphavps.com/cheap-vps

  Thanks, I'll review this as well, re: Reddit and here, looking to see if anyone has promos for their recommendations.

  Thanked by 1oloke
• Fernandes Member

  6:19PM

  @concept said:

  @Fernandes said:

  @concept said:
  Seems serious, so I would use Hetzner, netcup, or OVH.

  Do we know if any promos or anything? I wouldn't say it's that serious a need.

  Since you mention these following terms, I would assume you are using it for actual production use and require pretty strict terms

  "I’m looking for an EU-based VPS provider suitable for business use and compliant with applicable EU data protection requirements."

  "An EU data-centre location
  Clear GDPR/data-processing terms, ideally with a DPA available"

  This is why I think you should just look at the bigger EU providers who have a lot more clear terms and more reliable for your business. With a lot of these smaller hosts on LET, they may be great in terms of deals and whatnot. If you are actually using it for production, I would pay a little more for a bigger provider who is better suited for your use. Less chance of them deadpooling, servers going offline because their one and only DC lost cooling (1GServers reference ) etc.

  Thanks - Yeah, in the start-up phase of a business in the EU and hosting a web app with clients . New to all of this, just figured was nothing serious if i was currently using racknerd since its startup phase just trying to do it on a budget. (famous last words)
• AlexBarakov Patron Provider, Veteran

  6:20PM

  @Fernandes said:

  @oloke said:
  From the recommendations you already got on reddit, I think netcup would be your best bet.

  You may also consider @AlexBarakov (alphavps) as they also have affordable VPS plans and are GDPR complaint:
  https://alphavps.com/cheap-vps

  Thanks, I'll review this as well, re: Reddit and here, looking to see if anyone has promos for their recommendations.

  Thank you for the mention. In addition to GDPR, we're ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certified, on the road to SOC2.

  Thanked by 1oloke