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With 4x4TB drives it will cost me $320 upfront (disk price) and then $40 for colo. No mention of setup fee so idk.

You send your HDD to someone. Say you send a 10TB HDD, they install it in a server and you get that 10TB capacity for a cheap hosting.

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Originally I plan to initiate a monthly payment, but due to heavy workload on my workplace. I decided to find a yearly (cheap) plan, as I want to idle my project and work on it occasionally from time

into) and all that fun stuff. But he could do it cheaply enough because of the fact he goes to the DC himself. His market is the niche stuff (see rpiservers, micro colo, etc) and he has done pretty w

tl;dr: HDD/SSD colo

need cheap vps in SG

Cheap VPS on SG Please.

Thanks. Great offer, it's even cheaper than I thought since I'm paying USD, it's $0.75. Normal price will be cheap too.

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I have similarly cheap or even cheaper and better (more performance) VPS from Virmach, HostSailor, diverse russian providers (see my russian providers thread) and some others. Also RackNerd seems to h

it's a hobby project. Even if it's extremely cheap, my opinion is that it provides no actual utility to a "customer" when they can pay a few dollars more for even a slightly better

bottleneck. On the nodes typically used for cheap VPS a single core can typically generate about 10 - 30 key pairs per second (RSA 2k) and on Epycs, Ryzens, and the newer Xeons about 50 - 75 (and key

bigger dedicated ARM servers, while focusing on cheap VPS servers for low-end market, which nowadays get a price increase from time to time (including active services) due to Scaleway bad management

Cases from our own 3d printer farm and 80mm delta fan with separate fan controller boards would be probably cheap and scaleable too (Image)

Daym, i imagine hetzner is bigger than racknerd, but then i dunno would like to visit racknerd more because i am racknerd vustomer not hetzner haha (tho their dedicated ones are cheap... if you have t

me neither, i'll just cancel it after 3 months. but for now i'll enjoy 3 months of cheap idling.

Btw, $1k for @terrahost quality is actually rather cheap.

While that doesn't look like a reasonably fast NVMe but more like a so so SSD those results are actually not bad at all for such a dirt-cheap VPS.