We offer you the possibility to add a (real) traffic flatrate to all VPS and dedicated servers:

simple solution is use your own subdomain.

When your own business that you built from the ground up is what pays all the bills for your family (including paying employees, contractors), and especially if you have kids, there is nothing quite l

What I am currently using:

Preface: I'm a fan of MXroute, and I like @jar and his services. It's a good service, a good value, and @jar has worked very hard to earn a solid reputation, and I know a lot of people use MXroute her

I would use the API. Using vnstat, you're analyzing data and making your own conclusions. Using the API, you're seeing which conclusions Vultr has come to, and those are the conclusions that matter.

Yeah, even getting some garbage domain to place subdomains on will cost OP only like $10/y max. Requiring the the host to provide that seems incredibly stingy/self limiting even by LET standards...

I am using more than 10 VPS from Vultr as well. I am not running out of bw at the moment. However, I am working on a code to move DNS records to a different VPS if the current VPS is out of bandwidth.

I don't mind writing the scripts myself. I already have my own scripts that do monitoring, checking logs, updating the firewall in cases of abuse, etc. When I've tried other packages, they seem lack

HostSlick is doing a clearance special on all servers left in stock until we have finished our new restock of hundreds of servers!!!!!!!!!

Another option would be to use a third level domain from a domain you already own.

@dustinc still waiting some photos

I don't use them anymore because they got too expensive for what (little) I need, but VDSina offers quality. I measured network performance far superior to what the cheap russian providers offer and t

Bero Host: I had some issues between October and Christmas so I had to migrate my own stuff elsewhere, but I could try the service again because several people say it's been stable since then. I conta

Seems they have it as they work for them, if they own them I do not know but still they need to read the rules before posting aha

We use the same CPU's in Russia as we do in Germany, or even slightly better. We provide unlimited traffic and a limited port of 100 Mbits on cheap plans, and 250 Mbits for top plans. As far as I know

@rustelekom I'd be fine with a VPS, but every Russian VPS I tried as of now had either extremely slow CPU performance or really slow bandwidth (under 100 mbit/s). I'm currently using one from Edis Glo

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