Provider sells shared CPU for cheap and expects user to follow fair use, and refuses to define what's the acceptable usage.

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Last time I checked, their pricing was quite cheap. You can use it for storing stuff which you don't care about or you can get it from the internet. Good pricing though

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Apparently it's possible to route 300Mpps on cheap off the shelf hardware.

Please would you suggest me a good for same in cheap or affordable as possible.

Not it--it's simply down to overselling. My confusion was basically I couldn't understand the same re: FUP with a VPS. It turns out that because our plans are all allocated their resources which are b

With the new space, we added more blade colocation.

Only going to reply to a few points here.

The actual switching circuitry is actually very small and cheap, it's all about the data physically.

It seems to me if these routers cost $150k that there's some good money to be made from producing cheaper routers that can cope with bigger routing tables.

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I do wonder. Considering the costs of the VPSs. I know it aint cheap.

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So "just add routes" is not cheap. You cannot run of DRAM. ALL the routes have to be stored inside the silicon, or you just don't have that route, simple as that.

Instead, put the FIB in cheap DRAM and use SRAM as cache.

as with most colo's.