https://www.serverhunter.com/offer/dasabo-ou-vps-ipv6-only/visit/

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Oh, and @HostDZire, the colour of the front bezel on the node my VPS is on is super-important to me!!! Which is why I never cared to ask about or mention it during all the months.

Relevant discussion: https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/214896/looking-for-annual-vps-under-15-10tb-bandwidth/p1

The AMD EPYC, Intel Xeon and Storage VPS are located in Netherlands-only. There is nothing specific you need to select.

Debian taking more than half the votes is a total landslide. I guess for a budget VPS, you just can't beat that 'no bloat' factor and stability. I’m actually surprised Ubuntu is that far behind(

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When we select a VPS to deploy an app that has heavy traffic to a specific destination, we would choose the VPS that has IX peering to that destination.

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95-100% of my traffic would go through telegram within that VPS.

Get a decent vps with both ipv6 and ip4 and tunnel all the ip4 traffic trough that.

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Checkout our Xeon-VPS lineup: https://cp.inra.io/store/xeon-vps

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so I am looking for a vps provider which can allow unlimited traffic/ be more generous in this specific use case than their usual bandwidth limits given that its within internet peering exchanges.

I’m certainly not expecting a blazingly fast VPS that has 99.99% uptime with a SLA and instant customer service replies, but while I do expect that a provider overcharges their nodes at this price poi