integrate all in one place and only redirect domains.

To me it seems like OVH is trying to get a big chunk of low end market share, and also shift from Cheap dedies to VPS, so they can have bigger margins

It's just OVH being OVH. They always go from: "Let's integrate so it's easier to manage and only one platform/website for all" to "Let's differentiate offerings by tier so w

And you're in quite a curious intersection. If you don't have much data, but it's important to your company, you might as well use a well known provider because the cost for not much data is reasonabl

Any plans for cheap storage? @EthernetServers

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Yes there was one paid customer and one free using the service. All other accounts had no domains. I was only counting the paid as that's all most people care about.

It's possible that these ultra-cheap cold storage services simply put your data on LTO tape drives and box them up, leaving the hot storage on arrays of HDDs. It costs them extra to go out and grab yo

I saw a guy asking people with more experience where he could buy a cheap vps for learning about a new operating system. Seems to me that he is genuinely interested, but I guess we see things differen

That sounds great as a guess, however we don't need to guess - on his 5th post on LET, within a couple of hours of his first post, he stated his intention to cancel all the cheap services.

Hi @john_sd3 -- Great question, and totally fair to ask. To be transparent with you, domains aren’t really our core focus. We’re much more infrastructure / hosting-focused than we are a domain registr

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I would look at a cloud provider like Linode, they have 40gbit down but you are definitely not getting unmetered for cheap

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OP literally just asked which providers had FreeBSD templates on cheap VPS. From that you jumped to:

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Short-lived certs on ips won't be an issue as the number you'd need would be far less that actual domain certs so I think you could do that easily from a small cheap vm.