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just check the number of daily/monthly domains they've registered. The graph is declining.

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Long story short - excuses after excuses, ended up just getting transferred out. They gave me credit to use, so I figured hey, I'll buy a .com, it's a month later, surely they're still not having issu

As some of you may know, I built a tool to create Kubernetes clusters in Hetzner Cloud (https://github.com/vitobotta/hetzner-k3s). This is currently a CLI tool, with no GUI and only supports Hetzner C

I can also recommend you time-host.net, they have cheap prices and discount for yearly plans (This is for EU Russia) (I have 100% uptime with them in 30d)

in your primary domain. You can secure total 3 domains with a single certificate (Secures 1 domain + 2 Additional SAN)

10 Sub Domains

Our GPUs start at 8 GB of VRAM, so we might not be the right fit for now if you're looking for a server to run continuously - but in a couple of months, if you're looking for cheap A4000s/3090s/4090s,

My only slight concern re planetscale would be the $30 a month jump from free to first paid tier (but I guess at the usage that takes you there, your not running it on a super cheap VPS)

Ah ok. My low-end ass didnt bother to scroll down. Eyes on the cheapest plan only.

First, do an audit of your disk space usage and see if there's any fat you can trim (i.e. large error logs, backups, etc). It might make all the difference between a cheap VPS and a more expensive one

7 domains forwarding..maybe I need to found a solution also for this situation!

I wonder also how they can do that cheap pricing. Can the CPUs be so much cheaper that they can offer more ram etc?

Had 2 VPS at iHostART (including the recent NAT one), but the Cheap Storage KVM seems never be in stock...

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