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250 GB NVMe Disk Space

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I pinged it from my BuyVM VPS.

131 ms. I've had better responsiveness with Singapore VMs (250 ms). I live near New York and the VPS is in Romania.

250 GB HDD

and started to offer 500 Mbps BW instead of 250 on higher LEs (SYS-LE-{3,4,5}). After that they did not have any big promos, there was a few LE models in the year of 2023 and 2024 but I did not remem

Probably < 25%. BuyVM has a ~15% pickup rate for paid backups. Users would have to pay for that S3 capacity somewhere.

IN 248.80 ms 0.0% 3492.96 Mbps 250.26 Mbps Tata Play Fiber - New Delhi Seattle, US 18.11 ms N/A 9179.95 Mbps 2318.35 Mbps Comcast - Seattle, WA Los Angeles, US 8.05

I even tried following the BuyVM method and still had the same issue:

Looking for ideas to finish de puzzle: random network drop on a vm created on a buyvm slice (Proxmox 8.4)

Plus, see what you actually need! I guess most VPS found via LET simply idle (yes, I'm guilty to some degree, too) so why would you care whether you get say, 250 Mb/s or 2.5 or even 10 Gb/s? Btw, just

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If you have at least 200 - 250 students then I think this is the right time to switch to at least a VPS instead of a cheap shared hosting.

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I have a domain (education-related), where email accounts for students will be created (200-250 in number).

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