This is so ironical because I was just reading about some previous thread of hostdzire https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/206180/updated-hostdzire-leaseweb-vps-multi-location-vps-benchmark-and-review f

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sadly, my VPS goes down every like 14 days. It still shows as up in the panel, but it is unreachable (no ping) and I have to manually reboot it. (Image)

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When working with crucial money generating stuff, people(including me) tend to get dedi servers or setup clusters of vps with database in different cluster of servers. I mean there's usually a failsaf

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BF25 - NVMe 8 GB (upgraded to 16GB) - LAX/NYC/LON

Looking for providers like leaseweb

I have a $22/year VPS in WDC from HostDZire which I got in July last year. Specs looked good, pricing was decent so I thought why not? At the time I didn't really have a use for it, but just in case..

Sounds like you need a dedicated server but if vps works then I would check out OVH VPS. You can get a lot of vCPU and Ram for cheap.

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I have seen this recommended as an extremely low cost storage vps however with the warning that there could be some down time/inconsistency.

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I may have jumped the gun on assuming that HostDZire looked sketchy primarily because of it's marketing, name and first feel. Although I see they are quite a recommended leaseweb reseller here, would'

Also, if migrating to the PX-1C2R5T could everything from my existing VPS (SSD & Storage drive) migrate over seemlessly or it would all need to be setup again?

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Btw, as @oloke so nicely helped you I'd also like to mention that @onidel is top class, probably the fastest servers, in particular also wrt connectivity, in Singapore; that's why my SGP VPS from them

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