That's true, BUT: If I'm not mistaken we're talking about a storage server here that is, a server with one single job, to - hopefully reliably - store data. To offer a storage server without redundanc

What @barbarza said

What @Rubben said

Thats the point of a docker compose file is that you write it once, then - unless some modifications are needed, new volume etc - you don't touch it, it is reusable. That alone is not a good reason im

over past years, as I become familiar with the Docker, I have found that whenever I deploy a service, I often have to make increasingly extensive modifications to the compose.yml configuration file—sp

It just has 4 fewer cores and clock speed is in shooting distance. Also considering that I went under budget, trying to be as close to it as possible, which was pretty hard with this hardware.

wow and you have fantastic pricing considering how much everything has gone up.

You have to kinda eyeball who does the praising. I was pretty ambivalent about the ownership transfer until the Benny Hill shit that went on immediately so I noped out. Props to @AlexPads for issuing

To be honest, no, not really, considering how much terabit was praised here before this shitty situation.

can vouch for @sh97 's hands, really nice and smooth

I can provide free remote hands if in Kerala. sexotic lokation.

Melbourne! Or Miami, Gold Coast (just like Virtuohno - jk - Brisbane is close enough)

VPS in Germany offline for 3 days... I never thought I would say this, but Terabit is the worst provider I had a VPS with unfortunately.

Would love to see onidel expand to India. At present I am stuck with Vultr.

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we are considering expanding our footprint in APAC, potentially into a new country or a new location within Australia.

I am a student looking for a VPS to learn and practice server management and development.

Unfortunately, PayPal is not available right now, thanks for pointing that out, we’ll update the information to avoid confusion

yes true, but we are talking about extreme lowend architectures. I would also rather have raid 1+0 with netapp filestore with a bigIP firewall, but that would add to the costs considerably.