That's $5/mo for a cheapo 4 node PVE cluster with 4x redundancy on your services. If you want to go bigger, you can do the same on other better providers with better features and machines if you can a

Leave. There are plenty of cheap-as-chips providers who have decent uptime. Unless you have a particularly good deal, there's no reason to stay with a service that you obviously think is sub-standard.

Power in Dallas is stupidly cheap.

If power is cheap, who cares.

Eg: I have 2 experimental virmach vps that always randomly down or something happen witthout i know at last once every 3 months (1 in Frankfurt , 1 in Tokyo) , don;t know what happened but too lazy to

i know let offer is cheap, but its kinda awkward.

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Looking for a cheap (still a student) ASN and IPv6 /44 or /48 because I want to do BGP/Anycast and own a IP range for my servers.

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"cheap" and "for business" don't go together.

VanwaTech's free vps for 1$ a year. Works great with 10kbps disk speed and 10mbit bw. Really cheap and worth the money. /s

time didn't even have that. I have a couple of domains like this that I only use for email with companies I don't yet trust.

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If you need help even with installation you shouldnt get cheap VPS to run your business.

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Yep, I have maybe 2 dozen e5v2 boxes (lots of cheap blades) and their compute power is honestly fine. Can get pretty dense too with the right chips, but I really like the 2650v2. Pretty good balance o

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Main reason for people using e5v2 is that it's still "fast enough" and it's the most core dense x86 platform using ddr3 still. Ddr3 is currently pretty cheap since it's ewaste, so yo

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