Thanks for the concern wouldn't be taking your crucial money to deadpool you can safely park it in your bank account. I am not into hosting industry and nor have any attention to enter it full time it

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You can also bring own IPs (BYOIP). Announcements on Our asn is free.

Imagine a VPS service as a magic wand that conjures up a virtual server in the blink of an eye, without wasting a single penny on network equipment. Now compare that to a BGP session service, which is

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Call off the project because you answered your own question. Lack of technical competencies is one of the major reasons of deadpooling.

I rent a VPS there, but without the promotion, it costs three and a half times more.

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

Ah, that makes sense. I thought you bought them for your own use but then decided to resell them for some reason.

Where do you get your Veeam licenses, and how does your backup stack look? Like you install a server on one, client on the other server? I know nothing about it, so total newbie questions.

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Yesterday I found out one of my 2TB SSDs died in one of my dedi idlers. There were 0 bytes written to it for 6 months (wasn't even formated or mounted). It just died on its own.

It seems apparent from your detailed descriptions (and thank you for that) that for a static website, Netlify/Cloudflare Pages/GitHub Pages has virtually all the advantages over traditional shared/VPS

Another Veeam recommendation from me, too. It's super flexible in letting you use your own hardware to store backup copies in multiple locations. This lets you buy storage from several low cost provid

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If by "traditional" webhosting you mean "shared/business web hosting" where you fill out a payment form and get access to cPanel, etc. then the biggest differences

it would work as business model. The idea was to make Kubernetes clusters as affordable as possible for people and companies with small budgets, but there is basically no point with me continuing, if

We offer a limited number of /24 IP networks on a rental basis at fair conditions. €128/mon