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Now, personally I (almost) don’t purchase offers on neither LET or LEB. It’s not cheap enough to be worth the extra trouble.

I'm looking for 40-50TB cheap Storage in EU. It should obviously have enough ressources to handle decent write/read speeds, other than that I don't require any RAM/CPU or even SSH access.

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A pretty common situation is when the registry suspends the domain name and users blame the service provider for the situation. And the resolution of the situation is very easy - working email and rea

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Stumbled upon this thread and started to get concerned reading through. I also have several domains with porkbun and would also probably feel slighted if one of my domains was suspended without notice

you've sworn off XFS, but Linux using XFS is the cheapest and easiest setup for a repository. XFS supports fast cloning via the use of reflinks, and Veeam takes advantage of this feature to merge inc

For best practice, Windows 2019, ReFS and Enterprise SSDs will get you where you need to be. They have a racket where you need to buy certified disks, but we got very cheap new Intel Enterprise 4TB SS

@emgh Fair point. I was responding more to OP's question about why companies in the IaaS space don't offer domains/managed hosting. There's definitely a trend for companies that aren't Amazon/Microsof

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For example, Lucy died, but recreate only the users in anothers (and domains) so that customers only receive the newest emails?

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"That sounds like a deliberate decision to sacrifice or reduce reliability for your customers in order to keep the service as affordable/cheap as possible."

I had started working on a bring your own provider, multi cloud Kubernetes service and after a lot of feedback I had settled for an open source solution that you could self host for free, or use my cl