Need VPS I can upload OS installer ISO into (not load by URL)

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• Mainfrezzer Member

  7:38PM edited 7:39PM

  Have you considered uploading it just somewhere?

  Also, I'm curious, what kind of OS doesn't have an ISO available on a URL?

  I'm an idiot and skipped custom, brainfart
• WebProject Veteran

  7:39PM

  @Mainfrezzer said: Also, I'm curious, what kind of OS doesn't have an ISO available on a URL?

  old out of date Centos 7 or 6, very popular by spammers

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• Mainfrezzer Member

  7:43PM

  @WebProject said:

  @Mainfrezzer said: Also, I'm curious, what kind of OS doesn't have an ISO available on a URL?

  old out of date Centos 7 or 6, very popular by spammers

  Funky. Didn't know.

  But even 6 is available

  https://vault.centos.org/6.10/isos/x86_64/CentOS-6.10-x86_64-LiveDVD.iso

  But yeah my brain skipped custom. Makes more sense.

  Worst case I would spin up a shitty Webserver anywhere, even from home and serve it from there. 🤷‍♂️
• venocloud Member, Host Rep

  9:26PM

  Hi @infrabuyer,

  Directly uploading a custom ISO from your computer into a VPS control panel can be quite complicated, especially with large ISO files. That's why many virtualization platforms rely on ISO downloads via URL instead.

  At VenoCloud, we can offer you a simple alternative.

  If you can provide a direct download URL for your custom ISO, we can download it to our ISO server and make it available for your VPS. You can then attach the ISO, boot from it, and install your preferred operating system.

  Our VPS Basic plan in Frankfurt, Germany, starts at just $3.90/month and includes:

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  • KVM virtualization
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  If you're interested, simply register and open a support ticket with your ISO download URL. We'll be happy to help you get it set up.

  Best regards,
• yoursunny Member, IPv6 Advocate

  10:08PM

  1. Install VPS with template.
  2. Upload the ISO into the VPS itself.
  3. Run an HTTP server in the VPS serving the ISO.
  4. Enter the ISO URI into the panel.

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• Andreix Host Rep, Veteran

  10:12PM

  @yoursunny said:
  1. Install VPS with template.
  2. Upload the ISO into the VPS itself.
  3. Run an HTTP server in the VPS serving the ISO.
  4. Enter the ISO URI into the panel.

  
• vuanhson Member

  10:16PM

  How about just upload iso into some S3 service like Backblaze, cloudflare R2 and get direct link to use. Just cost you some click if you have account already.